Corporate Environmental Risk & Opportunity

Corporate Environmental Risk & Opportunity

Identify, quantify and prioritise environmental risks to understand financial exposure, demonstrate the cost of inaction, return on investment, and strengthen business resilience.

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The Challenge

Once organisations have located their environmental risks across their value chains, many still struggle to quantify the financial implications and prioritise where to act first.

Without robust risk quantification and opportunity sizing, it is difficult to build a compelling business case, secure investment and integrate environmental risks into enterprise risk management.

Prioritise Environmental Risks Identify and prioritise environmental risks based on business impact across their value chains.

Quantify the Cost of Inaction Quantify the cost of inaction and validate assumptions and estimates using robust and defensible science-based methodologies.

Develop Plausible Scenarios

Develop plausible scenarios quantifying how environmental risks create cascading business impacts.

Build Robust Business Cases Build robust business cases that support investment and strategic decision-making.

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Supply Chain Risk & Resilience

Pinpoint where environmental risks threaten your supply chain.

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Environmental Reporting & Disclosure

Prepare audit-ready disclosures with confidence.

Why Natcap

Environmental intelligence built for better business decisions.

Actionable Insights

Sustainability and procurement teams can confidently identify environmental risks that matter most and prioritise action where it will have the greatest business impact.

World-Leading Science

Since its inception at the University of Oxford, Natcap has always invested in best-in-class science. Our team of multidisciplinary scientists provide tailored, expert insights for cascading risks following climate- and nature-related events.

Financial Quantification

Our world-leading capabilities quantify the likelihood and financial consequence of environmental risks, enabling organisations to strengthen business resilience and make more informed business decisions.