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Module 13
Materiality scores and cash-flow impacts
Guidance ten a scores physical risk, transition risk, impact potential and mitigation plans. Its example uses one, three and five. Document evidence and calibrate thresholds to institutional risk appetite. Includes a clearly labeled fictional teaching scenario.
CoastalFoods is fictional. All scenario facts, amounts and proposed actions are teaching assumptions, not client findings.
Transcript and key points
- Guidance 10a flags any high domain; do not average it away.
- Guidance 10b approach; fictional numbers, already relative to baseline.
- Signed value impact, not a percentile loss measure or rubric score.
- Illustrative discounted impact; not a universal climate VaR model.
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- BII Guidance 10a: qualitative materiality rubric
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