DETECT | REPORT | ACT
DETECT | REPORT | ACT
Insights and resources to help you stay on top of climate risks and regulations.
Insights and resources to help you stay on top of climate risks and regulations.
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Carbon taxes aren't the only transition risk. New technology, subtle policy changes, even litigation patterns are part of the story. These changes are easy to overlook but can be the biggest source of both risk and opportunity for carbon-light businesses.
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Carbon taxes aren't the only transition risk. New technology, subtle policy changes, even litigation patterns are part of the story. These changes are easy to overlook but can be the biggest source of both risk and opportunity for carbon-light businesses.
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A data-driven analysis of TCFD climate disclosures for $6.5 trillion of private capital, highlighting reporting trends and best practice in the US, UK, and Europe.
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A data-driven analysis of TCFD climate disclosures for $6.5 trillion of private capital, highlighting reporting trends and best practice in the US, UK, and Europe.
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California’s Senate Bill 261 (SB 261), the “Climate-Related Financial Risk Act”, requires large companies to publicly report on their climate-related financial risks and the measures they are taking to manage them. This short article explains the rules and links to additional resources, including an open source template for compliant disclosures.
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California’s Senate Bill 261 (SB 261), the “Climate-Related Financial Risk Act”, requires large companies to publicly report on their climate-related financial risks and the measures they are taking to manage them. This short article explains the rules and links to additional resources, including an open source template for compliant disclosures.
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Since the start of this year, the AASB S2 Standard has obliged the largest Australian businesses to disclose their exposure to climate-related financial risks. Specifically, the Standard asks entities to make public information about the climate-related risks and opportunities that could reasonably be expected to affect their cash flows, access to finance, or cost of capital.
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Since the start of this year, the AASB S2 Standard has obliged the largest Australian businesses to disclose their exposure to climate-related financial risks. Specifically, the Standard asks entities to make public information about the climate-related risks and opportunities that could reasonably be expected to affect their cash flows, access to finance, or cost of capital.
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This expert-designed, free template guides you through IFRS S2 climate disclosures under CSRD, SB 261, AASB S2, and more. Based on Unwritten's expertise helping companies around the world get started with climate risk disclosures.
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This expert-designed, free template guides you through IFRS S2 climate disclosures under CSRD, SB 261, AASB S2, and more. Based on Unwritten's expertise helping companies around the world get started with climate risk disclosures.
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Press coverage of our software and thought pieces from Unwritten's leadership team.
Unritten insight
Amos Wittenberg
A detailed overview of Unwritten 360's physical climate risk assessment capabilities.
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Medium Blog
David Carlin
Long-term climate models aren’t enough — short-term scenarios are essential for real-world decisions.
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GARP
Amos Wittenberg
What Climate Disclosures for $6.5T of Private Capital Tell Us About Sustainable Finance in 2025.
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