Climate Vulnerability Assessment
Climate Vulnerability Assessment 9 Chapter 2 - Key design features 10 The CVA and APRA’s stress testing program 10 Climate scenarios 11 Tailoring the NGFS scenarios to the Australian context 13 Scope of the CVA 14 Prudential risk scope 15 Portfolio exposure scope for climate risks 16 Mortgage exposures 16 Business exposure 16
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