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Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy

At a glance

Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy is an upcoming simulation from iluminr in the Conduct & Reputation category for Executive & Board, Legal and Compliance. It will test how your team protects customer trust & public disclosures, with indicative mapping to SEC Cyber Disclosure Rule, UK Consumer Duty and APRA CPS 230.

Your organization is accused of greenwashing after a public climate claim is challenged. Your team must verify the evidence behind the claim, respond to regulators and media and decide whether to correct the record.

What it will test

  • Verify whether public climate claims are supported by evidence.
  • Respond to regulatory and media scrutiny of sustainability claims.
  • Decide when and how to correct the record.

Questions about Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy

What will Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy test?

Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy will test whether your team can verify whether public climate claims are supported by evidence, respond to regulatory and media scrutiny of sustainability claims and decide when and how to correct the record.

Who is Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy for?

It is designed for Executive & Board, Legal, Compliance, Communications, Investor Relations and Risk.

Which regulations and standards does Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy support?

Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy supports testing expectations in SEC Cyber Disclosure Rule, UK Consumer Duty, APRA CPS 230, ISO 22316, ISO 22398 and NIST SP 800-84. Mapping is indicative, so confirm scope against your own obligations.

When will Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy be available?

Reputational Risk: Climate Controversy is in development. Register your interest and we will contact you when it is ready, or about running a customized version sooner.

Can it be run individually or as a team?

It will run as a team exercise in a shared event room, and can be extended into a full-scale simulation.

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