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Questions # 11:

A team of climate risk specialists at a global non-profit research organization prepares a study on climate policy and achieving national climate change mitigation targets. The study focuses on actors, non-state and subnational (NSA) participants, and actions that can be taken to impact climate policy.

How should the team describe effective climate policy and climate change mitigation targets?

Options:

A.

A hindrance to the effectiveness of regional policies is that ambitious climate policy cannot be made without the support of the federal government.

B.

Subnational commitments and actors can function as networks or advocacy efforts to combat climate change.

C.

There has been an increasing trend in diverging public and private sector coalitions and consequent climate actions.

D.

Full implementation of NSA commitments is expected to lower GHG emissions by close to 1.5%-2.0% more by 2030 than national pledges.

Questions # 12:

The Commissioners of Insurance for a state in the western United States recommends all insurers now report annually on climate change, using TCFD guidance.

Which of the following sectors do the commissioners correctly identify as encompassing the full scope of the TCFD recommendations?

Options:

A.

Asset managers and owners, endowments, foundations, and additional financial and non-financial organizations

B.

Asset managers and owners, endowments, foundations, and additional financial sector representatives

C.

Institutional Investors Group-based benchmarking and GRI-derived data on climate change

D.

Energy, transportation, materials and buildings, agriculture, land and forestry companies

Questions # 13:

A federal regulator analyzes how the increasing frequency of natural disasters may impact the banking sector. The regulator reviews and evaluates the potential for widespread climate events to simultaneously affect multiple financial institutions and drive cascading economic disruptions. What risk type is the regulator most likely evaluating?

Options:

A.

Operational

B.

Counterparty

C.

Concentration

D.

Systemic

Questions # 14:

A timber products company in the southeastern US plants, manages, and harvests a species of trees with a 30-year growth cycle. Prior to a planting cycle, the risk management team measures company exposure to stranded asset risk. Which of the following will the team most likely use to measure stranded asset exposure risk to the company?

Options:

A.

Timeframe before timber assets are written off

B.

Stringency of carbon regulations in timber farm locations

C.

Projected quality of timber products at forest maturity

D.

Short-term consumer preference shifts toward alternative products

Questions # 15:

A European bank considers investing in an offshore wind farm project. A bank ESG analyst assists in the origination and execution of green and sustainable finance transactions to finance the project. The analyst recommends a loan to finance the project by gathering related materials on sustainability-linked loans (SLLs), green loans, and corresponding market trends.

Which of the following loans is the analyst likely to recommend?

Options:

A.

Green loan because in contrast to SLLs, green loans are rapidly being adopted by a variety of sectors and tied to numerous KPIs.

B.

Green loan because it offers greater flexibility of use than SLLs as green loans do not have loan usage reporting requirements.

C.

SLL because the total volume of SLLs exceeded that of green loans over the past 5 years.

D.

SLL because SLL issuance is highly concentrated in renewable energy projects and the power generation sector.

Questions # 16:

A multi-industry consortium convenes risk managers from across the globe to discuss climate impacts on global trade and economic growth. A climate modeler leads a discussion on macro-level physical changes in the Earth’s atmosphere and highlights two climatic trends that demonstrate an inverse relationship in recent decades.

What two trends does the modeler highlight?

Options:

A.

Atmospheric aerosol levels and forced variability events

B.

Radiative forcing and Arctic sea ice extent

C.

Norther and Southern hemisphere temperatures

D.

Atmospheric water vapor and global temperature

Questions # 17:

A diversified industrial company embarks on a climate transition strategy to invest in a more fuel-efficient airline fleet. To finance the investment, the CSO analyzes sustainable finance instruments and recommends instruments most suitable to issue.

Which of the following financial instruments should the CSO recommend and why?

Options:

A.

A sustainability-linked bond for the purpose of financing a company-wide transition strategy.

B.

A social bond as it offers more flexibility because there is no external review requirement.

C.

A green bond because the use of proceeds can be clearly identified and tied to a particular project.

D.

A sustainable bond so the company will benefit from favorable pricing from the terms linked to the corporate sustainability objective.

Questions # 18:

A financial services firm in South America evaluates climate-related financial risks and opportunities to align with ISSB reporting standards. The firm initiates a scenario analysis to determine potential impacts on its investment portfolio. To enable a thorough assessment, which climate scenario input parameter should the firm prioritize in the analysis?

Options:

A.

Asset allocation

B.

Net earnings

C.

Carbon price

D.

Employee productivity

Questions # 19:

An international development bank publishes an annual index that evaluates climate risk at a regional level. The index consists of several economic, policy, and physical risk components. For the upcoming index publication, the bank identifies new components that reflect the ability of companies and local infrastructure to incorporate clean and renewable energy sources into electric grids and transport systems. Which of the following risk components will the bank most likely identify?

Options:

A.

Hazard

B.

Exposure

C.

Vulnerability

D.

Policy

Questions # 20:

To comply with publicly stated climate goals, a country dependent on fossil fuel production begins phasing out oil production facilities. Climate activists largely celebrate this commitment, while expressing concern for a just transition. Which of the following just transition programs will the activists most likely support?

Options:

A.

Increased funding for researchers examining alternatives to carbon-intensive fuel sources

B.

Subsidies provided to low-income residents who use carbon-intensive fuels

C.

A national scholarship program to retrain displaced workers from carbon-intensive industries

D.

An annual tax rebate for workers transitioning to jobs outside of carbon-intensive industries

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