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Financed emissions (PCAF)

How banks and investors account for portfolio emissions: asset classes, attribution and data quality.

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  • PCAF: financed emissions of banks and investorsWhat financed emissions are under the PCAF Standard, why banks and investors measure them, how the calculation works and what data borrowers are asked to provide.Basic
  • PCAF data quality score: the 1–5 scaleHow the PCAF data quality scale from 1 to 5 works, what each score means, how to calculate a weighted portfolio score and how a borrower can help its bank improve it.Intermediate
  • The 10 PCAF asset classes: loans, equity, bonds, mortgagesThe ten PCAF asset classes (3rd edition): how emission attribution rules differ for loans, shares, bonds, projects and real estate, and where a bank should start.Intermediate
  • PCAF attribution formula for financed emissions, with examplesHow the PCAF attribution formula works: the outstanding amount as a share of EVIC or of equity plus debt, multiplied by company emissions. A worked example and common mistakes.Advanced
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