Disconnected analysis
Scenario or risk work remains separate from existing actuarial, financial or risk processes.
Climate product 03 · Integrate
Embed climate risk where decisions are actually made.
A bounded 6–10 week engagement that converts a priority climate-risk requirement into practical methods, processes, roles and controls—ready to operate within your existing risk and actuarial framework.
- 6–10 weeksTypical duration
- One pathwayFocused implementation
- Operating assetsNot another assessment
When the Sprint helps
The analysis exists. The operating connection does not.
The Sprint is designed for organizations that understand the issue but still need to connect climate-risk insight with day-to-day decisions, documentation and accountability.
Unclear ownership
Responsibilities are distributed across functions without clear decisions, handoffs or escalation.
Weak controls
Assumptions, expert judgement, data limitations and review requirements are not consistently documented.
No repeatable cycle
A one-off exercise needs to become a proportionate process that can be refreshed and challenged.
Choose the priority pathway
Focused enough to finish. Material enough to matter.
A Sprint normally concentrates on one pathway. The precise scope depends on maturity, available evidence and the management decision to be supported.
ERM, ORSA and SST
Integrate material climate risks into risk identification, assessment, scenarios, appetite and management response.
Underwriting and pricing
Embed relevant risk signals, assumptions and decision criteria into portfolio steering or technical processes.
Models and data
Define the data lineage, methodology, expert judgement, validation and monitoring needed for a selected model use.
Governance and controls
Clarify ownership, approvals, review cycles, documentation requirements and escalation routes.
Management reporting
Convert analysis into concise metrics, decision thresholds, limitations and management actions.
How the Sprint works
Build, test and hand over.
Work is completed with the people who will operate and govern the resulting process. This makes the output more practical and supports transfer of ownership.
Readiness principle
The material risk and intended business decision should already be sufficiently clear. If not, begin with the QuickScan or Scenario Lab.
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Mobilize
Confirm the use case, owners, current process, evidence base and definition of done.
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02
Design
Develop the target method, workflow, responsibilities, documentation and controls.
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03
Build
Create the selected templates, calculations, guidance, reporting or process assets.
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04
Test
Run a working cycle, challenge assumptions, resolve gaps and document limitations.
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Transfer
Agree ownership, training, controls, implementation backlog and next review.
What you receive
Practical assets designed to survive beyond the project.
Integration blueprint
Target process, decision points, interfaces and implementation boundaries.
Method and assumptions
Documented methodology, data, judgements, limitations and refresh requirements.
Operating templates
Selected calculations, assessment tools, reporting formats or process guidance.
Roles and controls
Responsibilities, review steps, approvals, evidence requirements and escalation.
Test-cycle findings
Results from applying the proposed approach and the issues requiring refinement.
Implementation backlog
Prioritized actions, owners, dependencies and recommended next review.
Engagement fit
Clear starting conditions and boundaries.
The Sprint is a strong fit when:
- A material climate-risk use case has been identified
- A management decision or process owner is clear
- Relevant stakeholders can participate in design and testing
- The organization wants a bounded implementation step
Normally outside the Sprint:
- Enterprise-wide transformation or systems implementation
- Development of new climate-science projections
- Independent assurance or formal model validation
- Legal opinions or certification of compliance
Where it fits
From quantified insight to sustained practice.
Before the Sprint
Climate Scenario Lab
Prototype the scenario-to-financial-impact chain and identify the capability to embed.
Explore the Scenario Lab →
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After the Sprint
Integration Sprint
Put a selected climate-risk method, process and control framework into operation.
Climate Risk Partner
Maintain momentum, challenge updates and support the next cycle of decisions.
Explore ongoing support →Make one priority operational
Where does climate risk need to enter the decision process?
A short discussion can establish whether the use case is ready for a Sprint and what a proportionate scope would look like.