Recalibrating Climate Risk: Fixing the ‘Faulty Radar’ in Economic Climate Models | LANDSCAPE15505

Description BCSDA’s monthly policy intelligence series for business leaders. In this April edition, we examine whether current economic climate models are giving business a reliable enough view of physical climate risk — and what that means for boards, CFOs, insurers, risk teams and disclosure professionals. This session features Carbon Tracker speakers and explores why climate-risk assumptions matter for stress testing, capital planning, asset valuation, insurance availability, resilience investment and corporate reporting. Agenda Climate risk: why current economic models may understate physical climate damage Tipping dynamics: how compounding extremes and non-linear risks affect business assumptions Corporate performance & accountability: what better climate-risk assessment means for governance, finance, disclosure and resilience Policy intelligence: how BCSDA’s current consultation and advocacy work connects to the broader operating environment for business Who this is for Board, legal, policy, finance, procurement, risk, insurance, strategy and sustainability leaders across large, medium and small business. Next LANDSCAPE Monday 26 May, 5:00pm AEST With Frank Jotzo on carbon leakage, border carbon adjustments and what carbon tariff-style measures mean for Australian business and industrial climate policy. Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regis... About LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE is part of BCSDA’s member services, designed to keep business ahead of policy, regulatory and standards shifts — and translate them into practical implications. Disclaimer This recording is general information only and does not constitute legal, financial or other professional advice. Tags BCSDA, ESG, Climate Risk, Climate Policy, Carbon Tracker, Climate Models, Physical Risk, Tipping Points, Corporate Reporting, Disclosure, Insurance, Risk Management, Resilience, Australia, Sustainability, Transition Planning