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Paris, July 7, 2022 - Carbon4 Finance, a leading French climate and biodiversity data provider for the financial sector, announced the appointment of Virginie Wauquiez as Managing Director. This appointment took effect on July 4, 2022.&nbsp;Virginie Wauquiez, who brings a wealth of experience from the banking and corporate consulting sectors, is responsible for developing Carbon4 Finance's business and its climate and biodiversity solutions for financial actors. Carbon4 Finance's data and methodologies enable financial institutions to measure the carbon and biodiversity footprint of their asset portfolios, assess their alignment with a Paris Agreement scenario and measure the impacts of events related to climate change and biodiversity loss. Virginie Wauquiez will now lead the Carbon4 Finance team of about 30 analysts who have developed an in-depth expertise in the various sectors of the economy with regards to climate change and biodiversity."We are very pleased to welcome Virginie Wauquiez as Managing Director of Carbon4 Finance. Virginie brings with her impressive knowledge from the financial sector, acquired mainly&nbsp; within an international bank, and extensive expertise in the field of risks and regulatory frameworks. This is a valuable asset for accelerating the development of Carbon4 Finance and its contribution to the integration of climate change issues into the investment strategies and reporting of financial institutions," summarize Carbone 4's three partners, Alain Granjean, Jean-Marc Jancovici and Laurent Morel.Biography of Virginie WauquiezBorn in 1971, Virginie Wauquiez began her career in 1994 at Crédit Commercial de France (which became HSBC in 2000), in investment banking and capital markets, where she was Head of Bond Origination for three years before becoming Director of structured Asset Finance for 10 years. Virginie then created a consulting business for large companies in the field of Corporate Social Responsibility as founder of the company AREMA Conseil.&nbsp;In 2009, back at HSBC, she joined the Continental Europe Strategy Department and was appointed Corporate Secretary and Head of Risk Strategy in 2011, where she led strategic, operational and regulatory transformation projects until 2020.&nbsp;Prior to joining Carbon4 Finance, Virginie coached financial sector and fintech executives as a founding executive of Qwanta (2021 to June 2022).&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ContactsAlexia SoyeuxResponsable Marketing et communication+ 33 1 1 76 21 10 00alexia.soyeux@carbone4.com&nbsp;Isabelle LaurentOPRG Financial+ 33 6 42 37 54 17isabelle.laurent@oprgfinancial.fr&nbsp;Victor MorelleOmnicomPRGroup+ 33 6 18 83 59 55victor.morelle@omnicomprgroup.com &nbsp;

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Virginie Wauquiez appointed Managing Director of Carbon4 Finance 

Le webinaire de Carbon4 Finance organisé en partenariat avec CDC Biodiversité a été l’occasion de revenir sur l’article 29 de la Loi Energie et Climat et de faire un point sur le premier exercice de préparation des rapports extra-financiers des acteurs financiers dans ce nouveau cadre.Paris, 21 juin 2022. Carbon4 Finance, société française spécialiste de la fourniture de données mondiales sur le climat et la biodiversité, accompagne les investisseurs pour la publication de leurs indicateurs entrant dans le champ de l'article 29 de la loi énergie-climat, avec l’élaboration d’un rapport sur mesure qui répond aux exigences réglementaires françaises et internationales.En juin 2022, les sociétés de gestion de portefeuilles d’actifs publient leur premier rapport établi conformément aux exigences de l'article 29 de la loi énergie-climat entré en application en France en mai 2021. Cet article constitue un cadre plus ambitieux que celui de la réglementation SFDR en matière d’exigences de reporting. En effet, il demande aux acteurs financiers de publier, d’une part, les risques associés non seulement au changement climatique mais également à l’érosion de la biodiversité et, d’autre part, la politique de prise en compte de ces risques dans leur stratégie d’investissement. Inédites, ces exigences de publication soulignent la prise de conscience des enjeux environnementaux par le régulateur français.En s’appuyant sur son expertise environnementale, Carbon4 Finance accompagne les sociétés de gestion dans l’évaluation et la compréhension des risques climatiques et de biodiversité ainsi que de l’impact sur l’environnement de leurs portefeuilles d’actifs. Carbon4 Finance fournit aux sociétés de gestion de portefeuille assujetties à l’article 29 les données nécessaires et l’accompagnement dans l’élaboration et de l’écriture de leur rapport couvrant, pour les actifs qu’ils détiennent : - Les risques associés au changement climatique (risques de transition et physique) ; - Les risques liés à la perte de biodiversité et à l’impact sur les écosystèmes (risques de transition et physique).Avec ses trois bases de données, Carbon4 Finance propose en effet une offre complète pour répondre à l’article 29. Carbon Impact Analytics analyse les risques de transition climatique des entreprises, alors que Climate Risk Impact Screening évalue les risques physiques liés au changement climatique. Enfin, en partenariat avec CDC Biodiversité, la base de données Biodiversity Impact Analytics alimentée par le GBS (Global Biodiversity Score®) mesure l’empreinte biodiversité des portefeuilles.En chiffres, ce sont près de 350 milliards d’euro d’actifs sous gestion qui ont été analysés par Carbon4 Finance dans le cadre du reporting article 29, dont les actifs de MAIF et Rothschild &amp; Co Asset Management Europe pour n’en citer que quelques-uns. Cet exercice d’analyse des risques liés au changement climatique et à la perte de biodiversité est une première étape dans la prise de conscience des investisseurs. Les outils de mesure de l’empreinte carbone et biodiversité de Carbon4 Finance constituent la fondation pour construire une stratégie d’alignement avec les Accords de Paris et les Accords internationaux. Pour cela, les équipes de Carbon4 Finance et CDC Biodiversité accompagnent les investisseurs tout au long de l’exercice dans la compréhension des résultats obtenus. Ces analyses mettent en évidence les efforts sur lesquels se concentrer.Le webinaire du 13 juin 2022, qui portait sur l’utilisation des données climat et biodiversité dans le reporting des investisseurs, est revenu sur le premier exercice de publication de rapports établis en conformité avec l’article 29.Carbon4 Finance a travaillé étroitement avec la Direction générale du Trésor afin de fournir aux investisseurs les clés de réponse à l’article 29. Arthur Campredon, adjoint au Trésor, soulignait pendant le webinaire que « l’Article 29 de la loi énergie-climat va plus loin que la réglementation SFDR, avec un focus tout particulier sur le climat et la biodiversité ». La France souhaite « dépasser les ambitions du reporting RSE, en redirigeant les flux financiers de façon compatible avec l’objectif de limitation du réchauffement planétaire à 1,5 degrés Celsius ». En ce qui concerne la biodiversité, Arthur Campredon ajoute : « pour la biodiversité, nous devons réfléchir à un plan », en insistant sur la possibilité pour les investisseurs d’anticiper et de s’emparer du sujet sans attendre que le cadre ne soit plus mature. « Nous pouvons créer un momentum pour avoir un impact puissant sur le sujet de la biodiversité. »Le webinaire accueillait également une société de gestion afin de proposer un retour d’expérience sur le premier exercice de reporting établi dans le cadre de l’article 29. Andrea Sekularac, chargée d’affaires investissement durable chez Rothschild &amp; Co Asset Management Europe, revient sur l’exercice : « Carbon4 Finance nous a donné plus de perspectives sur nos challenges et la manière de les intégrer dans notre reporting, basé sur chaque secteur et chaque méthodologie. »&nbsp; La base de données Carbon Impact Analytics, qui évalue l’empreinte carbone et le risque de transition des portefeuilles, a été particulièrement clé pour la société, avec notamment des aperçus sur les émissions indirectes Scope 3 des émetteurs. Pour la biodiversité, les indicateurs fournis ont permis à Rothschild &amp; Co Asset Management Europe de comprendre l’impact associé aux investissements sur les écosystèmes. « La clé de succès de notre partenariat tenait dans le temps et l’honnêteté de nos discussions. Car en tant que fournisseur de données, Carbon4 Finance offre une perspective différente sur ces enjeux. » Le premier exercice article 29 devra être publié pour fin juin 2022. Le webinaire est <a href="https://www.carbon4finance.com/webinar-article-29-tnfd">disponible en replay</a>.&nbsp;Contacts média : Victor Morelle | victor.morelle@omnicomprgroup.com | +33 6 18 83 59 55 Isabelle Laurent | isabelle.laurent@oprgfinancial.fr | +33 6 42 37 54 17 À propos de Carbon4 Finance Carbon4 Finance fait partie du groupe Carbone 4, basé à Paris qui comprend aussi le premier cabinet de conseil indépendant spécialisé dans la stratégie bas-carbone et l'adaptation au changement climatique. Créé en 2016, Carbon4 Finance fournit aux investisseurs institutionnels des données complètes et fiables sur le climat, le carbone et la biodiversité, afin d'évaluer les risques et opportunités de leurs portefeuilles d'investissement et de construire des stratégies d'investissement environnemental. Ses clients sont des gestionnaires d'actifs, des propriétaires d'actifs, des banques et des fournisseurs d'indices désireux de rendre compte de leurs performances climatiques et environnementales ou de développer des outils et des politiques d'investissement basés sur des solutions de données personnalisées. Carbon4 Finance propose une analyse complète des risques climatiques et environnementaux.

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Renforcement de la transparence extra-financière des acteurs de marché : avancées de la mise en oeuvre de l’article 29 de la loi énergie-climat

<ul><li>Carbon4 Finance chosen to provide the Eurosystem (i.e. the National Central Banks of the euro area and the European Central Bank (ECB)) with climate-related sustainable and responsible investment (SRI) data</li><li>Deutsche Bundesbank acted as Lead Central Bank on behalf of all ESCB (European System of Central Banks) central banks in the procurement procedure and entered into a contract to use the data provided by Carbon4 Finance</li><li>Carbon4 Finance assignment follows common stance agreed last year by the Eurosystem on climate change-related investment principles and disclosure on climate-related risks</li></ul>Carbon4 Finance, a leading provider of climate- and biodiversity-related data for the financial community, announced today that it was chosen through a competitive selection process by Deutsche Bundesbank acting on behalf of all ESCB (European System of Central Banks) central banks for the supply, usage and disclosure of sustainable and responsible investment (SRI) data. Within this framework agreement, all central banks of the ESCB like the European Central Bank (ECB) and each of the 19 National Central Banks of the euro area forming the Eurosystem, are now given the opportunity to use Carbon4 Finance comprehensive data.A key step in bringing to life the common stance adopted by the Eurosystem on climate-changeThe assignment of Carbon4 Finance follows the announcement in 2021 of a common approach by the Eurosystem Central Banks to apply sustainable and responsible investment principles in the euro-denominated non-monetary policy portfolios<a href="#_ftn1">[1]</a> that they each manage under their own responsibility. Within this common stance, the Eurosystem aims to start climate-related disclosures beginning of 2023 including the measurement and disclosure of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and other SRI metrics of these portfolios&nbsp;consistent with the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), and potentially other portfolios in the future. By improving the awareness and understanding of climate-related risks, the common endeavor will help all Eurosystem members to contribute to the transition to a low-carbon economy and to EU climate goals.Carbon4 Finance data enables to assess exposure of central banks assetsCarbone4 Finance provides data covering both physical risks caused by global warming and transition risks supported by assets as the world shifts to a low-carbon economy. It comprises data and/or methodologies on Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 GHG emissions, GHG intensity data, avoided emissions and forward-looking elements. These data allow to follow main economic sectors and issuer-types with data relating to securities/asset classes such as sovereign and sub-sovereign bonds, supranational and agency bonds, corporate bonds, covered bonds, green bonds and equity. Carbon4 Finance has a worldwide coverage with more than 124,000 ISINs and 8,000 entities.A framework contract signed with Deutsche BundesbankDeutsche Bundesbank, which acted as Lead Central Bank during the procurement process entered into a contract with Carbon4 Finance and will be one of the first central banks that will obtain the data from Carbon4 Finance. All other ESCB central banks have the opportunity to join this framework agreement for using climate-related data from Carbon4 Finance for regulatory tasks and activities being necessary for the performance of its missions and responsibilities.“The availability of comprehensive, consistent and timely data is the key to everything we do,” says Sabine Mauderer,&nbsp;the member of the Bundesbank’s Executive Board responsible for markets. “The better the data situation, the more targeted our actions can be.”“From the very beginning, Carbon4 Finance's strategy has been to produce data that allow corporates, asset managers, banks&nbsp; to understand how the underlying assets in their portfolios are exposed to the risks of climate change, but also how they can contribute to the transition to a low carbon world.&nbsp; We follow rigorous scientific criteria and approaches, stemming from the Carbone 4 group's extensive experience in strategic consultancy and proven expertise in delivering leading-edge methodologies. At a time when the IPCC warns of irreversible impacts of global warming and increasing business and societal disruption, with an urgent call to action to the business community, we are delighted to see that the Eurosystem embraces this point of view.”&nbsp;said the&nbsp; partners of Carbone 4.“Climate change is a challenge not just to the global economy and the societies but also to the financial system. To support the finance sector in rapidly and massively addressing climate issues, our mission is to provide financial institutions with relevant data to help them better integrate related risks in their portfolio strategy as well as in their reporting. We are happy to have been selected by the Deutsche Bundesbank as Lead Central Bank in this procurement procedure on behalf of the whole ESCB/Eurosystem. Our strong methodologies and data quality on transition and physical risks as well as our team expertise on the different sectors and on the different assets and green bonds were instrumental for this recognition.”&nbsp;&nbsp;added the partners..The three partners of Carbone 4 are Alain Grandjean, Jean-Marc Jancovici and Laurent Morel.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="#_ftnref1">[1]</a>&nbsp;Euro-denominated non-monetary policy portfolios contain the assets held by Eurosystem central banks that are not related to monetary policy operations. They include euro-denominated investment portfolios and staff pension funds. &nbsp;About Carbon4 Finance&nbsp;Carbon4 Finance is part of Carbone 4, a Paris-based group comprising the first independent consultancy firm specialized in low-carbon strategy and adaptation to climate change.Created in 2016, Carbon4 Finance provides institutional investors with comprehensive and reliable climate, carbon, and biodiversity data, in order to assess the risks and opportunities of their investment portfolios and build environmental investment strategies. Its clients are asset managers, asset owners, banks and index providers willing to report their climate and environmental performances or develop investment tools and policies based on custom data solutions.Carbon4 Finance offers a complete analysis of climate and environmental risks:• Carbon Impact Analytics&nbsp;(CIA) offers a bottom-up analysis that goes beyond sectoral analysis, enabling the identification of the climate-related best performing companies within each sector; it provides an exhaustive analysis of the carbon footprint, identifying both risks and opportunities, including the calculation of induced emissions and emissions savings (scope 1, 2 and scope 3 emissions upstream and downstream).• Climate Risk Impact Screening (CRIS) is a method developed for financial service providers to assess the exposure of their asset portfolio to physical risks (heat waves, droughts, sea level rise, storms …) CRIS provides indicators that allow us to obtain several levels of detail on physical risks: from an overall assessment for reporting purposes to a detailed assessment to engage with underlying companies.• Launched in 2021, Biodiversity Impact Analytics Database powered by the GBS® (BIA-GBS)&nbsp;is an integrated impact database that provides an overall and integrated vision of the biodiversity footprint at the issuer and portfolio level, considering the full value chains of the underlying companies.&nbsp;For more information, visit<a href="http://www.carbon4finance.com/">&nbsp;www.carbon4finance.com</a>&nbsp;Media contact:Alexia Soyeux - Communication and marketing manager+ 33 1 1 76 21 10 00<a href="mailto:alexia.soyeux@carbone4.com">alexia.soyeux@carbone4.com</a>Isabelle Laurent - OPRG Financial+ 33 6 42 37 54 17<a href="mailto:isabelle.laurent@oprgfinancial.fr">isabelle.laurent@oprgfinancial.fr</a>Victor Morelle - OmnicomPRGroup+ 33 6 18 83 59 55victor.morelle@omnicomprgroup.com

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In addition to induced emissions, we calculate emissions savings - which comprise reduced emissions based on process efficiency improvement over several years, and avoided emissions resulting from the company’s activities or products.


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More than ever, going beyond short-term management is becoming a necessity in a world in the midst of physical, economic and regulatory upheavals induced by climate change and biodiversity decline. 
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Willing to have data and report in line with the latest regulations  (sfdr, tcfs, art 29 in france).


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Needing a very good coverage with qualitative data  on all their investment to be able to report on it.


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More than ever, going beyond short-term management is becoming a necessity in a world in the midst of physical, economic and regulatory upheavals induced by climate change and biodiversity decline.
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Since Septembre 2021 Vontobel's Quality Growth Boutique is using BIA-GBS database to assess the biodiversity impact of its portfolio with a broad global coverage and to engage dialogue with their portfolio companies using BIA-GBS granular results on pressure and impact.


Sudhir Roc-Sennett, Head of ESG and Thought Leadership at the Vontobel Quality Growth Boutique said, “We are excited that Carbon4 Finance and CDC Biodiversité have built this important database. It provides us a lay of the land of biodiversity impact across countries and sectors, as well as at the company-specific level. We are delighted to facilitate their entry into the United States.”

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Carbon4 Finance selected by the Eurosystem to supply climate-change related investment data

Press releaseCarbon4 Finance is pleased to announce the new composition of its Scientific Committee. The group of climate change experts will convene twice per year to provide insight and perspective on Carbon4 Finance’s methodologies for assessing the climate change risks associated with investment portfolios and loan books and to reinforce the group’s distinction for developing innovative and technically robust carbon assessment methods.The Committee is composed of five experts from diverse backgrounds:Mireille Martini is a former investment banker with more than two decades of experience in infrastructure investment, in public, private and multilateral contexts. She used to work in Moscow with the French investment bank Calyon and in London with the EBRD. As an OECD official for the past three years, she has been an observer to the EU TEG on Sustainable Finance and to the susbequent Platform. She co-authored the OECD report «&nbsp;<a href="https://www.oecd.org/env/developing-sustainable-finance-definitions-and-taxonomies-134a2dbe-en.htm">Developing sustainable finance definitions and taxonomies&nbsp;</a>». She sits on the Sustainable Finance Advisory Commission of the French Securities regulator AMF and the Sustainable Finance Commission of the French development bank Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations. From Jan 2022 she joins Climate Bonds Initiative as Taxonomy Outreach Manager, in charge of development, capacity building and implementation of sustainable finance definitions for debt products.&nbsp;Charlotte Gardes intervenes as an academic expert in the scientific committee. She has been a Climate and Financial Stability expert in the Money and Capital Markets Department of the International Monetary Fund since September 2021, and is pursuing a PhD thesis in economics on the subject of climate risk and its consequences on the responsibility of financial markets.&nbsp;She served as Deputy Head of Office at the Treasury Department of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, in charge of sustainable finance and climate risk, from 2019 to 2021, where she managed the drafting of the decree implementing article 29 of the energy-climate law for the DG Treasury, as well as the fossil fuel divestment project on the Paris Stock Exchange.&nbsp;Dr Ben Caldecott is the founding Director of the&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.smithschool.ox.ac.uk/research/sustainable-finance/">Oxford Sustainable Finance Group</a>&nbsp;at the University of Oxford Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment. At the University of Oxford, he is the inaugural Lombard Odier Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow of Sustainable Finance, the first ever endowed professorship of sustainable finance, and a Supernumerary Fellow at Oriel College, Oxford. Ben is also the founding Director and Principal Investigator of the&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.cgfi.ac.uk/">UK Centre for Greening Finance &amp; Investment</a>&nbsp;(CGFI), established by UK Research and Innovation in 2021 as the national centre to accelerate the adoption and use of climate and environmental data and analytics by financial institutions internationally.Francois-Marie Bréon&nbsp;is a climate researcher and Deputy Director of the&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.lsce.ipsl.fr/">Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l’Environnement</a>, a joint research unit of CEA, CNRS, and Université de Versailles St Quentin.&nbsp;He was involved in writing the fifth IPCC report. In addition to his research work, he is involved in the public debate on climate and energy.&nbsp;François-Marie is a graduate from Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris (1984).Jean-Marc Jancovici&nbsp;is a founding partner of <a href="www.carbone4.com">Carbone 4</a>, a Paris based consultancy and data services company specializing in the low-carbon transition. He is the founder and president of <a href="www.theshiftproject.org">The Shift Project</a>, a Paris-based think tank on the low-carbon economy. Jean-Marc is also an associate professor at Mines ParisTech and a member of the French High Council for the Climate. Jean-Marc is a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique and Telecom Paris.

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