Virtual conversation: ‘From policy lag to market shock: why businesses can’t ignore climate transition risk in 2026’

Watch on-demand, Risilience CEO, Dr Andrew Coburn and VP Environmental Analytics, Oliver Carpenter, in our latest online conversation: ‘From policy lag to market shock: why businesses can’t ignore climate transition risk in 2026’.

Despite slowing national decarbonisation efforts, climate and nature-related risks continue to pose material threats to multinational businesses.

This 30-minute conversation between Risilience CEO, Dr Andrew Coburn and VP Environmental Analytics, Oliver Carpenter, sets out the business case for climate action, unpacking the real costs of transition and physical risks, why 2026 represents a critical window to reduce exposure, and how forces such as the accelerating energy transition, fragmented global policies, and emerging climate-related physical impacts are reshaping sector-specific risk profiles and presenting strategic opportunity.


Transition risk for business in 2026 speakers

Headshot of Dr Andrew Coburn
Dr Andrew Coburn
CEO, Risilience
Headshot of Oliver Carpenter
Oliver Carpenter
VP Environmental Analytics

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