Planetrics

Planetrics

Financial Services

London, England 3,008 followers

Planetrics is a leading global data analytics firm providing climate change scenario analysis for financial institutions

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Planetrics (part of McKinsey and Company) provide financial institutions with the analytics needed to assess their sustainability impact, limit risks, and find opportunities to support and benefit from a sustainable future

Industry
Financial Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
London, England
Type
Privately Held

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    The Post Building, 100 Museum St

    London, England WC1A 1PB, GB

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  • Excited to represent Planetrics at RiskMinds International next week! #RiskMinds #riskmanagement #sustainability

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    Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, global co-leader of McKinsey's Risk & Resilience Practice and global leader of Cyber Practice

    We are delighted to once again serve as exclusive knowledge partner for the annual RiskMinds International conference, which will see more than 1,200 risk leaders from 60+ countries convene next week in London.     My risk and resilience global co-lead Cristina Catania will chair the conference this year, and I am personally looking forward to leading the panel on the responsible use of AI and ML in risk management with Jeanine Vos from GSMA, and Marcus Chromik from Unicredit. Many of my McKinsey & Company colleagues will share our latest thinking on a range of risk topics including climate, digital, geopolitics, regulation, and capital liquidity.      Our speakers and moderators this year include: Mark Azoulay, Thomas Poppensieker, Simona Viscardi, Lucy Shenton, Filippo Maggi, Javier Martinez Arroyo, Kris Ramana, Andreas Kremer, Cécile Prinsen, Elias Tsoukatos, Cindy Levy, Frank Gerhard, Daniel Mikkelsen, and Mekala Krishnan   If you’re attending RiskMinds, we encourage you to visit our booth (and catch up over an espresso at our on-site cafe), or click here https://lnkd.in/eRyKyKXB to book a direct meeting with one of our experts. We hope to see you there! #RiskMinds #riskmanagement #responsibleGenAI

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  • Planetrics reposted this

    Far away from the diplomatic labyrinth of COP29, our latest global farmer survey shows that those literally in the field are taking up sustainability practices more and more each year. Major elements of regenerative farming are already mainstream. There is still some way to go, and continued policy, market and technological innovations are needed, but it looks like we’re well past the turning point. The time is now to accelerate by reaping the environmental and productivity rewards of better natural capital! https://lnkd.in/eKVGqaA4

    Global Farmer Insights 2024

    Global Farmer Insights 2024

    mckinsey.com

  • An important report outlining the role of biodiversity credits for businesses committed to becoming nature-positive. Produced by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with McKinsey & Company, the report aims to provide practical guidance on how to get started on nature finance. The document outlines the steps to develop and implement nature finance action plans, and provides as a practical example one of the emerging instruments with great potential to fund conservation and drive systemic change: biodiversity credits. Summarizing almost two years of analysis and engagement with key market actors, it offers a comprehensive roadmap for businesses, defining their vision and priorities and translating them into concrete action. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dMX3-grY

    Nature Finance and Biodiversity Credits: A Private Sector Roadmap to Finance and Act on Nature 2024

    Nature Finance and Biodiversity Credits: A Private Sector Roadmap to Finance and Act on Nature 2024

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  • Completed a highly engaging conversation on Nature-Based Decarbonization Technologies at McKinsey’s Green Business Building Summit 2024 this week. Jerome Cochet, Hosseiny Khajeh, and Remi Loren shared valuable insights into innovative approaches for how nature-based solutions can help us decarbonize ... and build resilience in our food system, and create better materials, and avoid more mass exinction. The urgency and opportunity are clear: 1. A food system that manages its natural capital better can increase long-run productivity and reduce by at least 50% the c.10GT of CO2e associated with current practices 2. The use of nature to replace carbon intensive materials can take a large chunk out of our steel, cement and chemicals footprints, which also emit c.10GT of CO2e per year. 3. Nature can help us sequester 5-10GT of carbon a year over the next 20-30 critical years Those are the hardest parts of our net zero journey, and nature is the key that unlocks them. Special thanks to our speakers for their invaluable contributions to the session. #McKinseySustainability #GBB24

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  • Biodiversity credits could help companies drive nature-positive change and create business value. The voluntary market today is still in its early stages, but it is poised to grow rapidly. With the right conditions in place for larger companies in major markets, global demand for biodiversity credits could reach $2 billion in 2030 and $69 billion by 2050. We have identified four potential use cases for how businesses could use biodiversity credits: 1. Enhance carbon credits for better nature outcomes 2. Access ecosystem services as inputs 3. Contribute to nature recovery beyond their own impact 4. Offer products bundled with nature recovery Different use cases will be relevant for different businesses. The appropriate role for biodiversity credits depends on an organization’s objectives and circumstances. Learn more in a new blog we have published for McKinsey Sustainability ⬇️ https://mck.co/4aNRJrf #McKinseySustainability #BiodiversityCredits  

    Biodiversity credits: Lessons for leaders

    Biodiversity credits: Lessons for leaders

    mckinsey.com

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