Climate change is increasingly recognised as a material financial risk, yet investors often struggle to translate climate scenarios into valuation impacts. Prerna Divecha explains how S&P Global's Climate Valuation Impact metric was developed to bridge this gap, helping investment teams quantify how climate risks and opportunities could affect company valuations under different scenarios.

Divecha also explores what differentiates CVI from traditional climate metrics, highlighting its focus on financial materiality, transparency, and explainability. She discusses how the tool supports portfolio construction, risk monitoring, and investment decision-making through a granular, sector-specific modelling approach that delivers consistent and comparable outputs across asset classes. Learn more about S&P Global here.