Lead the charge to net zero with Carbondeck! Be
the first to access our free GHG accounting platform.
REPORTING
TCFD| TASKFORCE ON CLIMATE
RELEATED FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES
TCFD TASKFORCE ON CLIMATE
RELEATED FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES
What is TCFD?
Climate change poses both risks and opportunities for
business, now and in the future. TCFD stands for the
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. It
is a framework that organizations can use to publicly
disclose the climate-related risks and opportunities to
their businesses.
More than 1,700 businesses and governments
around the world have publicly committed to reporting in
alignment with the TCFD.
Why TCFD Report?
The Financial Stability Board established the TCFD to
develop recommendations for more effective
climate-related disclosures that could promote more
informed investment, credit, and insurance underwriting
decisions and, in turn, enable stakeholders to
understand better the concentrations of carbon-related
assets in the financial sector and the financial
system’s exposures to climate-related risks.
The Financial Stability Board established the TCFD to
develop recommendations for more effective
climate-related disclosures that could promote more
informed investment, credit, and insurance underwriting
decisions and, in turn, enable stakeholders to
understand better the concentrations of carbon-related
assets in the financial sector and the financial
system’s exposures to climate-related risks.
TCFD disclosure recommendations are structured around
four thematic areas that represent core elements of how
organizations operate: governance, strategy, risk
management, and metrics and targets. These thematic
areas are intended to interlink and inform each other.
Core Elements of the report:
Governance
Strategy
Risk Management
Metrics & Targets
How Do We Do?
We create/design your TCFD report by bringing together
the actions, targets, strategy and plan that has taken
to combat climate change of your company from the
perspective of our climate change experts.
01PROJECT KICKOFF MEETING
02DATA COLLECTION PERIOD
03CREATION OF REPORT CONTENT
04REPORT DESIGN
PROJECT KICKOFF MEETING
We arrange a kick-off meeting to comprehend your
needs and situation to manage your project
processes in the most suitable way possible.
DATA COLLECTION PERIOD
We consolidate qualitative and quantitative data
to predict & manage the financial impacts of
climate-related short, medium and long-term
risks.
CREATION OF REPORT CONTENT
We actualise your TCFD report from the
perspective of our climate change experts.
REPORT DESIGN
We adopt the design theme specially implemented
for your company to your TCFD report.
01PROJECT KICKOFF MEETING
We arrange a kick-off meeting to comprehend your
needs and situation to manage your project
processes in the most suitable way possible.
02DATA COLLECTION PERIOD
We consolidate qualitative and quantitative data
to predict & manage the financial impacts of
climate-related short, medium and long-term
risks.
03CREATION OF REPORT CONTENT
We actualise your TCFD report from the
perspective of our climate change experts.
04REPORT DESIGN
We adopt the design theme specially implemented
for your company to your TCFD report.
Why Semtrio?
Expert team in the field of economy
5 years’ experience in various reporting
Reach out to get information about Taskfroce on Climate
Related Financial Disclosures and meet our team of
experts!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures
(TCFD)?
The Financial Stability Board established the Task Force on
Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).
TCFD provides recommendations and reporting
criteria to increase and improve institutions’ financial reports
related to climate. Following the relevant recommendations and
criteria of the TCFD ensures that organizations understand how
they manage risks and opportunities associated with climate
change.
What are the TCFD Recommendations?
Within the framework of the TCFD
Recommendations centered on climate, it is advised to
report under four main topics:
The TCFD recommends the adoption of 7 criteria
for understanding the institutional impacts of climate change
and providing reporting effectively. These reporting criteria
are as follows:
1- Contain relevant information.
2- Must be specific and complete. 3- Be clear, balanced,
and understandable. 4- Be consistent over time. 5-
Must be comparable within a specific industry or portfolio.
6- Must be reliable, verifiable, and objective. 7- Must be
at specified times.