Experian ESG Presentation Deck
Executive Summary
Environment - TCFD reporting (part 4)
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Improving Financial Health
Risk/Opportunity
Transition risks
Physical risks
Opportunities
Climate-related financial risks and opportunities for our business
Risk/Opportunity
Compliance
Product adaptation
Key:
Data
O Experian Public
Investor sentiment
Carbon taxation
Climate disclosure
Employees
Energy demand
Extreme weather events
Climate migration
New service lines
New markets
Access to finance
Low-carbon transition
Supply Chain
Strategy - continues
Environment
Governance
Overview
Ensuring Experian meets with global and regional climate change commitments
Comprehensive understanding of risk drivers and control measures
in place to mitigate, adapt to risk, capitalise on opportunity.
Ensuring existing products and services adapt to consumer and client demand on climate
change
Climate change strategy and environmental performance influencing investor
decision-making
Increased costs associated with carbon taxes and increased expenditure on purchased
goods and services
Reputational impact associated with Experian's climate change commitments, strategy
and disclosures
Increased operational costs associated with resources to ensure business operation
Disruption to demand for products and services associated with extreme weather events
Markets disrupted by climate-related weather events
Developing solutions to take to market that minimise the impact of climate change
Adaptation to climate change means new markets for solutions are created
Increased ability to access credit and funds through strong ESG credentials
Offering products and services to support consumers and businesses in their transition to
the low-carbon economy
Policies & Data tables
Maturity of assessment
Further work is required to understand regional risk drivers and control
measures in place to mitigate, adapt to climate risk, capitalise on opportunity.
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