Climate risk is forcing banks to have a holistic approach to Treasury & ALM

Climate Change is arguably the greatest challenge facing mankind today. Every walk of life is affected and will become more so over time if serious action is not taken. Climate Change introduces great risk to every aspect of our world, and especially Financial Risk in the banking sector. On this page you will find how Climate Risk in Banks is creating a greater needs for a holistic approach in the finance industry.

MORS Software’s Treasury, ALM, and Risk Management Solution is extremely well placed to help:

  • Understand climate related Financial Risks
  • Understand the interconnected nature of Climate Risk holistically and not in siloes
  • Remodel the bank accordingly from a Balance Sheet perspective
  • Simulate and stress in real-time
  • Create iterations of the Financial Plan both for the Balance Sheet and the Income Statement
  • Communicate in a highly visual way to the internal and external stakeholders of the bank
NACE Code Classification for Climate Risk in Banks
MORS Software provides a comprehensive approach to Asset and Liability Management (ALM). Leveraging NACE code classification (or any other classifications), MORS enables banks to create stress scenarios based on industry-specific codes.
 
What is NACE? NACE (Nomenclature of Economic Activities) is a European industry standard classification system. It categorises economic activities into sections that facilitate uniformity in economic analysis and reporting.
Benefits for MORS Clients:
  • Tailored Stress Scenarios: Banks can use NACE codes to design stress tests for specific industries, enhancing risk assessment accuracy.
  • Holistic Risk Management: By integrating NACE codes, MORS allows for a detailed evaluation of climate risks across various sectors, aiding in more informed decision-making.
For more information on NACE codes, you can refer to the European Commission’s documentation.
 
MORS Software has the right tools for your bank. Start with a free consultation or use any of the resources on this page. We’re here to help.

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