As we continue to adapt to the unpredictable business impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, corporate finance managers should also make time to think about the longer-term future. Certainly, most finance teams face pressing concerns around liquidity, debt management, and possibly their supply chain. But other, more enduring risks are still waiting in the wings to inflict financial harm over the coming decades.
Like climate risk.
Climate risk shares a number of characteristics with a pandemic. One is that corporate finance and risk executives have little control over either. Another is that both types of risk can be complicated, unpredictable, and insidious—and can result in long-term business disruption and associated cash-flow constraints.
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