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Practitioner perspectives on regulatory developments, methodology questions, and the issues we see most often in client work, written by senior team members actively delivering engagements across the Gulf.
Insurers reprice every year; banks lend for decades. How climate risk passes from insurance into credit, the evidence already in the data, and what banks and insurers should do.
What a Biennial Transparency Report is under the Paris Agreement, what five GCC states reported in their first BTRs, what the data shows, and what Kuwait's missing report means.
The national GHG inventories of five GCC states from their first Biennial Transparency Reports: totals, sectors, gases, methane sources and trends, compared side by side.
Only Kuwait and Bahrain have filed a National Adaptation Plan. Where each GCC state stands on adaptation planning, and where to find usable physical risk data instead.
How GCC climate pledges turn into transition risk in a loan book, what each Gulf NDC gives a risk team, and how to use it alongside NGFS scenarios.
Four GCC states have announced net zero years. Only two have written them into their NDC and backed them with a long-term strategy. Here is where each target stands.
Sea level projections, flooded land and exposed people and assets for the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, from their UNFCCC filings.
What the COP28 global stocktake asked of national climate plans, how the six GCC NDC 3.0 submissions measure against it, and what the second stocktake in 2028 means.
What the Green Climate Fund's own data shows for the GCC and the wider Arab region: one GCC project, USD 474 million in Jordan, and what it takes to access the fund.
What loss and damage means under the Paris Agreement, how the new fund works, what GCC filings say about climate losses, and what it means for companies and insurers.
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