Join us for a breakfast panel discussion exploring how London’s built environment can measure, manage and adapt to rising climate risk.

Flooding, overheating and extreme weather are no longer distant scenarios for London’s buildings or the people who own, finance and occupy them. At the same time, the transition to a low-carbon economy is reshaping regulation, investor expectations and asset values.

With reporting frameworks such as the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS) bringing climate risk into sharper focus, organisations need to understand, quantify and disclose their exposure.

Convened and hosted by Orbis Advisory in association with NLA, this discussion will bring together speakers from across the built environment to explore physical and transition risks facing assets in the UK and Europe. It will examine how these risks can be measured, the adaptation measures that strengthen resilience at asset level, and the industry’s readiness for new reporting requirements.