Regulatory Reporting Solutions
Helping organizations meet increasing and evolving regulatory requirements
Increasing Climate Resilience Regulatory Pressure
Around the world, regulators are taking action to address climate change risk, introducing relative standards and frameworks. With the introductions of regulated reporting and disclosures, organizations need to ensure they have an in-depth understanding of climate change – both how their business impacts the environment and how the environment impacts their business.
Increasingly, these reporting requirements are evolving to focus on risk and protecting infrastructure for future generations (part of sustainable development, or Sustainable Development Goal (SDG), goal 9).
Leveraging our Zurich-developed climate data set, and a global team of specialized climate risk experts, ZRS applies its local-market knowledge to develop tailored adaptation solutions, as well as the analysis necessary for sustainability and climate-related reporting initiatives, e.g. CSRD, EU-Taxonomy, etc.
Quantifying and adapting to climate change risk
Both identifying climate risks, and demonstrating the active management of these risks, is an expectation, and increasingly, a requirement for organizations across the world - and ZRS can support customers in both of these areas. The outputs of our portfolio-level analysis and site-level risk assessments can be used in reporting frameworks, such as TCFD, and for climate-related reporting initiatives, such as CSRD. Specifically, the following areas can be used to support a customer’s reporting initiatives: (i) transparent data sources developed and used by Zurich Insurance (ii) risk-based and data-led methodology, (iii) key findings including materiality of physical climate risk exposure.
Report
Report
In 2022, the US Securities and Exchange Commission proposed rule changes requiring registrants to include climate-related disclosures in their registration statements and periodic reports, including information about climate-related risks that will have a material impact on their business.
Sustainability Reporting
Sustainability Reporting
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) came into force in 2023 to modernize and strengthen the rules concerning the social and environmental information that companies have to report and ensure more businesses are required to do so.
Regulatory reporting
Helping you demonstrate active management of climate risk through climate data analysis, global team of climate risk experts and analysis of sustainability and climate-related reporting.
ZRS applies its local-market knowledge to develop tailored adaptation solutions, as well as the analysis necessary for sustainability and climate-related reporting initiatives, e.g. CSRD, EU-Taxonomy, etc. Leveraging our Zurich-developed climate data set, and a global team of specialized climate risk experts, the output of our analysis and risk assessments can be used to assist customers with climate-related reporting purposes.
Areas of expertise:
- Zurich-developed data
- Global team of specialized climate risk experts
- Local-market knowledge
- Tailored adaptation solutions
- Analysis for sustainability and climate-related reporting
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This solution is available in the United States but may not be available in other jurisdictions. For solution needs outside the United States, contact Zurich to be connected with a Zurich Resilience Solutions representative where available.