Level 1 · Pillar guide 01·IFRS S1 / S2 · Disclosure guides
Climate risks, scenario analysis and resilience under IFRS S2
IFRS S2 turns a list of climate topics into three linked judgements — which risks and opportunities could reasonably be expected to affect prospects, how far the scenario analysis has to go and what capacity to adapt the evidence will actually support.
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Current as at 10 August 2026
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Dr Ross KurinkoLinkedIn
Strategic ESG Advisor · IFRS S1 & S2 / GRI / ESRS expert
GRI Certified Global Trainer · PhD, University of Cambridge · ESG-AI expert
15+ years on FTSE 100 & Fortune Global 500 disclosures
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IFRS S1 / S2 (August 2026)
source check 1 August 2026
Published
10 Aug 2026
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Last reviewed
10 Aug 2026
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Articles in this pillar
Physical and transition risks, opportunities, concentrations, strategy, capital deployment, metrics and targets
Decision guide · 11 min IFRS S2 Climate Resilience: How to Assess and Disclose Capacity to AdaptVulnerabilities, strategic responses, financial capacity, decision points, uncertainty and evidence-based resilience claims
Decision guide · 11 min IFRS S2 Scenario Analysis: A Proportionate Approach to Climate ResilienceSkills, capabilities, resources, reasonable information, scenarios, assumptions, time horizons and a first-year pathway
Decision guide · 11 min✓ LRA AI Assistant · Human-in-the-loop
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