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114:41 - 114:42Sustainability risk
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114:42 - 114:44management.
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114:44 - 114:45When a company is going to include
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114:46 - 114:47ESG criteria in its business model,
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114:47 - 114:49it’ll come up against a
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114:49 - 114:50series of opportunities
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114:50 - 114:51and risks.
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114:51 - 114:53We must analyse these
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114:53 - 114:54risks depending
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114:54 - 114:55on our sector
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114:55 - 114:56or industry.
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114:56 - 114:58There are many types.
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114:58 - 114:59A very simple example
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114:59 - 115:01is reputational risk,
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115:01 - 115:02anything a company can do
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115:02 - 115:03that has a negative impact
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115:03 - 115:05will have direct consequences
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115:05 - 115:08on its brand image.
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115:08 - 115:09Regulatory risk,
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115:09 - 115:11if the company fails to comply
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115:11 - 115:12with a regulation or law,
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115:12 - 115:14there’ll be negative
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115:14 - 115:15consequences such as
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115:15 - 115:17fines or sanctions.
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115:17 - 115:18Supply chain
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115:18 - 115:19risk,
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115:19 - 115:20for example,
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115:20 - 115:22having a very small number
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115:22 - 115:23of suppliers that may not
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115:23 - 115:25be sustainable and stop
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115:25 - 115:26supplying your
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115:26 - 115:27production chain.
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115:27 - 115:28We also have
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115:28 - 115:29environmental risks,
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115:29 - 115:30such as a series
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115:30 - 115:32of catastrophes,
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115:32 - 115:34lack of natural resources,
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115:34 - 115:35etc., that could
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115:35 - 115:36interrupt production.
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115:36 - 115:37Technological risks,
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115:37 - 115:39such as any
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115:39 - 115:40technology failures that
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115:41 - 115:42affect communication
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115:42 - 115:43with our customers
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115:43 - 115:45or cybersecurity.
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115:45 - 115:47There are various tools that
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115:47 - 115:48can be used to evaluate
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115:48 - 115:49and prioritise risk
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115:49 - 115:51management
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115:51 - 115:53such as a
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115:53 - 115:54SWOT analysis,
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115:54 - 115:55which looks at all
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115:55 - 115:57our company’s strengths,
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115:57 - 115:59weaknesses, opportunities
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115:59 - 116:00and threats.
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116:00 - 116:01We also have a series of management
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116:01 - 116:04frameworks where we can
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116:04 - 116:05analyse how to best use
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116:05 - 116:06our resources to
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116:06 - 116:08resolve a risk.
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116:08 - 116:09A company can identify
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116:09 - 116:10opportunities to
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116:10 - 116:11mitigate the risks
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116:11 - 116:13it has identified.
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116:13 - 116:15For example,
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116:15 - 116:17they can diversify the
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116:17 - 116:18supply chain,
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116:19 - 116:20create contingency plans
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116:20 - 116:22or adopt a proactive regulatory
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116:22 - 116:24compliance approach.
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116:24 - 116:25What does this mean?
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116:25 - 116:26Continuously monitoring
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116:27 - 116:28current legislation that is
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116:28 - 116:30applicable to our sector
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116:30 - 116:32to make sure that the company can
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116:32 - 116:33fulfil all its
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116:33 - 116:34sustainability plans.
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116:35 - 116:36With everything it has learnt so far,
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116:36 - 116:38the company can create
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116:38 - 116:41a strategic sustainability plan,
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116:41 - 116:43design an action plan
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116:43 - 116:44and monitor
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116:45 - 116:47its performance.
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116:47 - 116:48From this point,
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116:48 - 116:49the company will be more
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116:50 - 116:51competitive and respected on the
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116:51 - 116:53market, as being sustainable
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116:53 - 116:55in the long term and responsible
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116:55 - 116:56over time gives companies
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116:56 - 116:57a competitive edge.
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