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As part of our ClimateMAPS – climate scenario analysis solution, financial institutions have the option to assess and quantify the potential financial and economic implications arising from climate change-related physical and transition risks under six climate scenarios released by the Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System (NGFS).
Net-Zero by 2050
Explores an orderly and ambitious transition with lower physical risks
Below 2°C
Explores a slow orderly transition and moderate physical risks
Delayed Transition
Explores a delayed start to the transition and moderate physical risks
Fragmented World
Explores divergent and delayed start to transition policies and higher physical risks
NDCs
Explores how NDCs enable the transition and higher physical risks
Current Policies
Explores how current policies progress transition and higher physical risks
*While the Phase IV release of NGFS climate scenarios includes seven scenarios, insufficient data for the ‘Low Demand scenario’ prevents our economic scenario generator from quantifying its financial impacts.
Further insights
- Unlocking the true value of climate scenarios – Discover the differences between the various types of narrative-based climate scenarios.
- The latest release of NGFS climate scenarios – Key highlights for institutional investors – Learn more about the updates and changes within Phase IV of the NGFS climate scenarios, and how it compares to its previous release.
- The fundamentals of climate scenario analysis for investors - Find out how climate scenario analysis can specifically help investors understand climate change's impact on investments.