While physical risks from climate change have been discussed for many years, transition risks are a relatively new category. As companies disclose more information relating to climate change, financial firms will be able to make more informed decisions.
- How to identify transition risk stemming from business strategy and ESG commitments
- Determining transition risk stemming from physical risks
- What does net zero really mean for the balance sheet?
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Chandra Khandrika
Chandra Sekhar Khandrika is Head of IA Model risk management at Citi Bank. He has 20 years of industry experience in Risk and Control areas including Risk Management, Independent valuation, and audit at global Investment banks. His interests are in the intersection of financial risk and climate risks. He is interests in the nexus of climate risk regulatory landscape and low carbon economy transition. Specifically, embedding climate risk management framework, stress testing, scenario analysis and disclosures. Low carbon economy transition and adaptation and mitigation strategies leveraging clean technologies.