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SCR Exam Dumps - Sustainability and Climate Risk

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Question # 25

A large insurance company in South America expands use of climate scenario analysis. The company used RCPs in previous scenario analyses but now hires an actuary with climate expertise to incorporate SSPs in this process.

How can the actuary advise the insurance company use SSPs going forward?

A.

Demonstrate how SSP and RCP trajectories typically show contradictory emissions trend trajectories.

B.

Combine SSPs with different RCPs to assess climate policy options.

C.

Eventually replace SSPs with RCPs by integrating underlying data assumptions.

D.

Use SSPs to provide alternative emissions pathways to RCPs.

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Question # 26

A city planning commissioner consults with climate scientists to assess the impact of sea level rise on strategic infrastructure projects. The scientists discuss several climate model projections and indicate sea level rise has a fundamental relationship to GHG emissions, regardless of a specific warming scenario.

How should the scientists describe this relationship?

A.

Sea level rises proportionally faster than GHG emissions.

B.

Sea level rise lags GHG emissions.

C.

Sea level rises in response to ocean acidification.

D.

Sea level rise will cease once global emissions peak.

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Question # 27

A climate analyst at a research institution analyzes climate risk for various companies. The analyst examines transmission channels of climate risk as part of the risk identification process.

Which of the following examples can the analyst use to describe an operational risk transmission channel?

A.

A damaging hurricane leads to a run on credit as affected communities need cash to fund recovery efforts.

B.

Following a high carbon tax, a company strands high-emissions assets.

C.

High commodity prices boost revenues for a mining company that extracts lithium.

D.

Flooding damages an information technology company data center.

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Question # 28

A large country joins the Paris Agreement and directs the national environmental department to disseminate new policies and goals to relevant federal agencies. Most agencies are familiar with past climate agreement principles and protocols but not those of the Paris Agreement.

The environmental department should educate federal agencies on what feature of the Paris Agreement?

A.

Differentiated mitigation responsibilities according to national capabilities

B.

Voluntary national climate targets updated on a regular basis

C.

Investment in clean energy projects in exchange for emissions credits

D.

Strategies for developing countries to advance mitigation plans

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Question # 29

A European bank surveyed its most prominent clients to assess interest in sustainability-linked loans (SLLs) and green loans. The survey came after a recent study showed higher profitability rates of SLLs and green products than classical banking products. After positive feedback, the bank decides to introduce SLLs and green loans. The bank’s sustainability loan officer writes a new loan product guideline for corporate clients that explains SLLs and green loans.

How will the bank officer describe these loan types?

A.

Green loans can be applied more broadly on the corporate loan market than SLLs since there are no predetermined performance targets for SLLs.

B.

SLLs require external review, while green loans require external review if the loan information is not publicly available.

C.

SLLs incentivize borrowers through margins, while green loans focus on the purpose of the loan.

D.

Market participants are unable to structure a loan to meet both the characteristics of a green loan and an SLL.

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Question # 30

An EU vehicle braking system manufacturer implements a new sustainability framework for SLBs to finance projects with environmental and social benefits. The company sustainability team prepares a new SLB and submits the bond to an external reviewer for assessment. The bond contains four KPIs:

1. Scope 1 CO2 emissions

2. Supplier engagement on GHG emission reduction

3. Percentage of renewable energy used

4. Percentage of women in managerial roles

The bond benchmark year is 2022 and the bond will mature in 2030 Which of the following SPTs did the reviewer find aligns with the core components of SLB Principles?

A.

Reduce emissions from purchased raw materials by 60% by 2030.

B.

Increase women representation in managerial positions to 33% by 2025 and to 50% by 2030.

C.

Increase renewable energy use to 20% by 2035 and to 50% by 2050.

D.

Engage multiple suppliers to expand commitment to emission reduction targets by 30% by 2030.

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Question # 31

A solar panel manufacturing company for renewable energy systems makes a 2040 net-zero commitment. The company sustainability director references the COSO ERM framework to inform the company’s long-term growth strategy. Which approach will the director most likely use to effectively assess the impact of transition risk on the business strategy?

A.

Use time horizon to evaluate how an increased frequency of natural disasters impacts the company supply chain.

B.

Use impact and dependency mapping to compare climate opportunities and threats.

C.

Conduct a materiality assessment to identify the relative importance of various climate risk drivers.

D.

Conduct a SWOT analysis to assess the relative importance of climate risk drivers.

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Question # 32

A multi-industry consortium convenes risk managers from across the globe to discuss climate impacts on global trade and economic growth. A climate modeler leads a discussion on macro-level physical changes in the Earth’s atmosphere and highlights two climatic trends that demonstrate an inverse relationship in recent decades.

What two trends does the modeler highlight?

A.

Atmospheric aerosol levels and forced variability events

B.

Radiative forcing and Arctic sea ice extent

C.

Norther and Southern hemisphere temperatures

D.

Atmospheric water vapor and global temperature

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