A shorter version of this piece was originally posted on LinkedIn — this is the fuller version, with more detail on each valuation channel, the study’s findings, and the practical implications for investors and CFOs. Climate risk has moved from a sustainability footnote to a core driver of enterprise value. For years, it lived inContinue reading “Climate risk is ultimately a valuation problem”
Author Archives: Utkarsh Majmudar
Corporate Climate Data Has a Trust Problem
A shorter version of this piece was originally posted on LinkedIn — this is the fuller version, with more detail on the study’s findings and the global regulatory picture. More than half of major U.S. corporations quietly revise their reported emissions after the fact — and when they do, the errors overwhelmingly go in oneContinue reading “Corporate Climate Data Has a Trust Problem”
Insetting or Offsetting: What’s the choice?
While we frequently read about carbon offsets, carbon insets are less commonly known. Carbon offsets, as we understand, are tradable “rights” or certificates linked to activities that reduce the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere. By purchasing these certificates, an individual or organisation can support projects that address climate change instead of decreasing theirContinue reading “Insetting or Offsetting: What’s the choice?”
Nahar JITO Bookathon: In conversation with Tushar Mulay
The Case for Urban Forests
Once upon a time, we lived an agrarian life and were surrounded by nature. Gradually, our lives turned urban, and now we are surrounded by concrete. Plants and trees that are critical lungs for human well-being have almost disappeared. This has brought forward the need to bring nature to the cities to make urban livingContinue reading “The Case for Urban Forests”
