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A sustainability analyst for a global food and beverage company tracks ESG metrics to report to investors. The analyst meets with company leaders of different business units to explain criteria and indicator types for each ESG component.
To address each component, which metrics will the analyst socialize with company leaders?

  1. Carbon dioxide emissions; labor conditions of agricultural workers; board diversity
  2. Environmental health and safety record; adherence to code of ethics; risk management protocols
  3. Water use efficiency; employee retention and satisfaction; community engagement
  4. Energy use; GHG intensity reduction; executive leadership compensation

Answer(s): B



In response to policy and technology changes, a cement manufacturer looks for new opportunities to raise profits by reducing GHG emissions. Because the cement industry accounts for a considerable percentage of global emissions, the manufacturer joins a coalition of company peers. The coalition lobbies country governments to adhere to the Paris Agreement nationally determined contributions (NDCs).
Which of the following actions does the coalition recommend?

  1. Aligned the first round of NDCs with a 2°C warming limit, followed by a second round of a 1.5°C limit.
  2. Set 2019-2022 NDCs at a smaller scale to comply with the “ratchet” mechanism.
  3. Tighten NDCs and report NDC progress every 5 years at COP meetings.
  4. Revise NDC targets annually and submit to the UN for review and approval.

Answer(s): C



An insurance firm announces it will adopt sustainable practices. To inform sustainable strategy, a company risk analyst researches climate risk. The analyst reviews how climate risk manifests as financial risk through effects on microeconomic company-level risks on various types of companies and institutions. The analyst also identifies possible opportunities resulting from climate risk. Risks and opportunities are presented to senior management.
Which of the following does the analyst cite as an example of how climate risk affects liquidity risk?

  1. A company’s warehouse that is damaged by a tornado causes business interruption that results in loss of revenues and profits, which weakens the company’s ability to repay loans.
  2. A mining company that extracts lithium for lithium-ion batteries benefits from higher commodity prices, which increases revenue and profits.
  3. A company’s high-emissions factory is hit with a higher carbon tax that results in asset stranding, which causes the company to have less collateral to use to secure funding.
  4. A bank’s customers withdraw deposits and draw on credit lines to finance cash-flow needed for recovery after damaging flooding, which increases loan-to-deposit ratios.

Answer(s): D



An investment analyst assesses climate-related stranded asset risk for a portfolio of energy companies. The analyst develops a list of companies potentially exhibiting stranded asset risk. After a more granular examination, the analyst summarizes corporate activity in the following table:



The analyst identifies the company with the highest stranded asset exposure for possible divestment. Which company does the analyst recommend for divestment?

  1. Utility
  2. Oil & Gas
  3. Technology startup
  4. Hydroelectric

Answer(s): B



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