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Explore the Cambridge Business Risk Hub

Discover a range of resources from the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies to empower enterprise risk management and build business resilience. From analytics to advisory services, the Centre uses advanced scenario modelling and academic research to quantify and put a price on business risk.

You can also access materials from previous events by selecting the relevant tile. From videos to presentations, you’ll find all of the resources required to gain valuable insights from our events.

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Climate Risk

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Managing Enterprise Risk

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Risk Science

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Events

Risk Analytics Powered by World Class Research

The Centre for Risk Studies sits at the cross section of academia, corporate risk management and finance. We are a multi-disciplinary centre of excellence, with a mission to study the management of economic and societal risks.

Our research focuses on quantifying the emerging risks facing businesses today, including climate change, cyber, pandemics and geopolitical risks. Through scenario development, and financial analytics, the Centre supports global corporations making strategic business decisions around risk and resilience.

Sign up or login to the Cambridge Business Risk Hub to access:

  • The Cambridge Suite of Business Risk Scenarios
  • The Cambridge Taxonomy of Business Risk
  • Risk Briefing videos
  • Risk Alerts
  • More Information on Becoming a Corporate Partner

Putting a Price on Risk

Science In Scenarios

Find out how the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies develops scenarios which allow businesses to better understand and quantify the financial impact of risk.

Managing Business Risks from Climate Change

Climate Risk Analytics

At the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies, we are uniquely focused on translating climate trends into business metrics and actionable insight.

We combine industry-leading climate modelling with over a decade of corporate risk expertise to quantify the business impact of climate change and empower leaders to navigate climate risks with confidence. Our framework enables organisations to:

  • Make evidence-based strategic decisions
  • Manage physical risk from extreme weather
  • Mitigate transition risk from societal and regulatory changes
  • Enhance reputation and brand
  • Identify and act on climate-related business opportunities
  • Meet regulatory and investor reporting
  • Meet the recommendations outlined in the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)

Get Involved

Events

Attend a Cambridge or industry event, discover fresh insight in one of our webinars, or join a roundtable discussion to collaborate with thought leaders in enterprise risk management.

You can also access materials from previous events by selecting the relevant tile. From videos to presentations, you’ll find all of the resources required to gain valuable insights from our events.

Webinar

Using Voluntary Offsets as Part of Your Net Zero Plan

Join our webinar to learn about the scale needed to offset the planet’s carbon, the fluctuating standards in certifying offsets, the emerging regulatory environment surrounding this approach, the maturity periods of different types of offsets and the forecasted market dynamics as demand increases.

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Proceedings

Business Leader’s Guide to Net Zero Planning Webinar

Attend an interactive webinar to join global business leaders and learn how to navigate the challenging landscape of Net Zero planning by taking an analytical approach.

Proceedings

Managing Business Risks from Climate Change

Learn how the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies is helping companies develop business frameworks and analytics for quantifying consequences, identifying opportunities, and managing the route to net-zero.