Meet OS-Climate’s PhysRisk library, an open, transparent, and auditable framework that integrates high-quality climate data with advanced risk modeling techniques.

Patrick de Cambourg, Chair EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Board gives a keynote covering types of regulations, importance of data quality, transparency and standards, building a reliable ecosystem, and the challenges OS-Climate faces.

The current CDM delivers meaningful workflow and cost benefits for banks. Given the material increase in existing and future exposure that banks have to physical risk events on property assets, extending the CDM will provide comprehensive foundation data fields to support end-to-end workflows for the integration of physical hazards like flood, fire and wind.

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act represents a major regulatory milestone, embedding environmental sustainability into AI governance. It introduces principles for developing AI systems sustainably, mandates energy consumption logging for high-risk AI, and requires lifecycle environmental impact assessments.