Integration into Overall Enterprise Risk Management
We help you describe how your climate risk processes are integrated into your overall ERM
What this element is and why it matters
TCFD Risk Management Disclosure (c) asks your organisation to describe how your climate related risk processes are integrated into your overall enterprise risk management, using the same risk framework, the same registers, the same severity criteria and the same reporting cadence as every other ERM topic. Our team helps you achieve and demonstrate that integration.
Individual significance for organisations
Disclosure RM c is the discipline check. It asks whether climate is treated as a first class enterprise risk or left sitting on a separate sustainability team register that the board never sees. Mature organisations integrate it while less mature ones leave it siloed.
Contribution to Climate Risk and TCFD and ISSB S2 Aligned Disclosure
Disclosure RM c connects your climate risk management to your broader corporate ERM framework, so that climate risks compete for board attention and for capital alongside every other enterprise risk.
What compliant execution looks like
How we implement this element
A focused six step methodology calibrated to deliver integration into overall enterprise risk management as a working capability rather than a documented compliance artefact.
We map your climate risk processes to your corporate ERM framework, whether COSO or ISO 31000, and identify any duplicate or competing processes.
We consolidate your climate risks into the corporate risk register and eliminate any parallel sustainability only registers.
We apply common severity criteria across all your enterprise risks so that climate risk is scored on the same scale as everything else.
We integrate climate risk reporting into your ERM dashboard so the board sees climate alongside the operational, financial and regulatory risks.
We document the integrated ERM process including the climate specific steps such as scenario analysis and the dual axis materiality assessment.
We author RM c to TCFD and align it with IFRS S2 and CSRD ESRS.
Element implementation flow chart
We run integration into overall enterprise risk management as a gated sequence rather than a checklist. Where the work reaches a gate it goes forward or back on what the step before it found, and it is the gates that decide whether the element holds.
What we produce
- An ERM and climate integration map
- A consolidated corporate risk register
- Disclosure RM c content to TCFD
- An aligned severity and likelihood scoring rubric
- An integrated ERM dashboard that shows climate alongside the other risks
- An internal audit assurance report on the integration
Where execution fails
- Climate risks kept on a parallel register that the board never sees
- Severity criteria left misaligned so that climate is scored too lightly
- A reporting cadence too infrequent for material climate risks
- Climate left out of capital prioritisation so the integration is nominal only
Codes this element is built on
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Talk to us about implementing Integration into Overall Enterprise Risk Management
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