Climate Vulnerability Assessment
Climate Vulnerability Assessment (CVA), a Council of Financial Regulators (CFR) initiative led by APRA, has adopted this scenario analysis approach to assess the nature and extent of the financial risks that large banks in Australia may face due to climate change.
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