The Chiba Kogyo Bank (8337) · RiskUpdated climate scenario analysis figures
Scenario Analysis of Climate Change Transition and Physical Risks
First written in FY2025. . Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026Updated climate scenario analysis figuresAnnual report
「Analysis results Credit-related costs: cumulative ¥3.2 billion–¥5.4 billion Analysis results Credit-related costs: ¥800 million–¥1.1 billion; damage to the Bank's branches and head office: up to ¥300 million」
The Bank estimated cumulative credit-related costs of ¥3.2 billion–¥5.4 billion from transition risk, credit-related costs of ¥800 million–¥1.1 billion from physical risks, and damage to head office and branch assets of up to ¥300 million. The figures changed from the previous disclosure due to updates to the analysis scope and scenarios. - FY2025First statedAnnual report
「Analysis results Credit-related costs: cumulative ¥4 billion–¥5 billion Analysis results Credit-related costs: ¥800 million–¥1 billion; damage to the Bank's branches and head office: up to ¥200 million」
Using a period through 2050 for the analysis, the Bank estimated credit-related costs of ¥4 billion–¥5 billion from the transition to a decarbonized economy, credit-related costs of ¥800 million–¥1 billion from physical risks such as flooding, and damage to head office and branch assets of up to ¥200 million.