Based on its robust connection to academic research and databases, TEJ actively engages in academic conferences on finance and accounting, fostering collaboration with scholars and sharing practical insights.
This year, TEJ was invited to host a practical seminar at TAA, analyzing the impact of future carbon costs on businesses through government policy research and its carbon emissions database.
Adopting IFRS S2 will include carbon costs in corporate financial reports, directly influencing profitability. In this seminar, TEJ shared our research on carbon costs and businesses’ income. TEJ consolidated data from its TESG Sustainability Datasets, encompassing corporate emissions, carbon pricing, reduction goals, and industry carbon coefficients. These datasets enabled evaluations of current carbon fee mechanisms and their impact on corporate profits.
TEJ also incorporated NGFS climate scenarios and models, predicting carbon trajectories and pricing across seven scenarios. Combining financial forecasting, TEJ assessed the short-, mid-, and long-term net profit impacts, factoring in company-specific reduction goals to evaluate emissions’ effects on profitability under various climate scenarios.
Understanding the resources and tools necessary to achieve responsible finance goals, TEJ developed sustainability datasets, TESG indicators, and tools for analyzing TCFD transition risks and physical risks, supporting the realization of responsible investment objectives.
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