Our Insights
How ready are Australia’s 100 largest financial services firms for mandatory climate disclosures?
In this report, Baringa provides an analysis of more than 100 Australian financial services firms to see how well-prepared they are for the new legislation.
Read moreIf ESG isn’t consistently understood, how do super fund CROs manage this growing risk?
For super fund Chief Risk Officers (CROs) tasked with managing ESG risk across long investment horizons, the various pressures and expectations are raising some challenging issues.
Read moreDigital transformation and decarbonisation in the energy sector
Energy leaders are using digital technologies and data to fast-track their journeys to decarbonisation.
Read moreHow should superannuation CROs respond to evolving climate change expectations?
For CROs in the superannuation sector, climate risk poses not only an additional complexity but also requires understanding new subject matter compared to traditional risks.
Read moreAustralia's Wholesale Electricity Market developments: what are the opportunities for investors?
Baringa’s WEM Reference Case provides an independent perspective on the demand and supply-side changes in the WEM.
Read moreNew emissions criteria in Australia's National Energy Objectives
In this article we explore implementation challenges and key questions relating to Australia's revised National Energy Objectives.
Read moreHow should Australia's financial services firms respond to the real estate transition?
Australia's financial institutions face significant exposure to real estate. How can they realise the opportunities and mitigate risk as Australia greens its buildings?
Read moreWhat will enable the development of Australia’s offshore wind industry?
We explore the factors needed to foster the build out based on our quarterly reference case.
Read moreA customer-centric culture is needed to future proof the payments ecosystem
How can providers, customers and regulators create an innovative payments ecosystem?
Read moreTaking a person-centred approach to managing financial vulnerability
As Australia starts to feel the impact of rising energy bills, we share our view.
Read moreInsights into the climate vulnerability assessment
APRA released an information paper outlining the aggregate results and key insights from the Climate Vulnerability Assessment
Read moreHow prepared are you as an insurer for net zero target setting?
A target setting deadline is fast approaching for Net Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA) signatories.
Read morePermission to Transition: ESG considerations to achieve net zero
The energy transition isn't occurring in a silo. Financial services institutions must consider how to facilitate a 'just transition' for society.
Read moreHow should the C-suite respond to the APRA guidance on managing the financial risks of climate change?
CPG 229 released by ARPA provides guidance for banks, insurers & superannuation trustees to govern and manage climate-related risks and opportunities. Read more.
Read moreAs Australia commits to net zero, financial services can be a force for positive change
The Australian Federal Government has announced its commitment to achieving net zero by 2050. What opportunities does this create for financial services firms?
Read moreOur Impact
Future proofing ESG materiality assessments for a global insurer
How do you prepare now, to stay ahead of changing disclosure requirements?
Read moreCollaborating globally to future proof Australia’s water resources
How do you effectively manage the ever-evolving supply and demand challenges of water resources?
Read moreHelping a large new-build infrastructure project in Australia deliver its climate targets on its journey to net zero in 2040
How can you build carbon-neutral infrastructure in a sector that’s known for sky-high emissions?
Read moreSupporting an Australian bank as it joins the race to net zero
How can you embed net zero in business-as-usual operations across an entire banking portfolio in just three years?
Read moreUnderpinning PowAR’s bid to buy a $3 billion renewables business to grow and diversify
How can partnering with a well-connected and respected advisor improve changes of a successful transaction?
Read moreOur office locations
We have hubs in Sydney and Melbourne and can work right across Australia – from a project base in Perth to a bank in Brisbane. Find us wherever there’s a challenge to be tackled and an impact to be made.
Melbourne
Two Melbourne Quarter
697 Collins Street
Docklands
Melbourne
Australia
Sydney
Level 34
Grosvenor Place
225 George Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia