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PRA Climate Change Stress Testing: Key Requirements

Posted on Jun 10, 2020

We are publishing a small series on climaterisk. Our first post provides insights on the 2021 PRA climate change stresstest, which outlined the key requirements and modelling approach.

Read our published briefing here.

 

For more information or if you have any questions please contact:

Dilbagh Kalsi
Partner, Head of UK Practice
Fintegral UK Ltd
+44 (0)7703 788 016
dilbagh.kalsi@fintegral.com

Samuele D’Altri
Senior Manager
Fintegral UK Ltd
+44 (0)7494 855 102
samuele.daltri@fintegral.com

Dinh Pham
Manager
Fintegral UK Ltd
+44 (0)7450 984 677
dinh.pham@fintegral.com


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