Practice Exams Sustainability and Climate Risk - GARP [2024]

Description

Are you preparing for GARP's SCR exam? Then you've reached the right practice exam.

Examibility brings you the best practice exams so you can be confident in your attempt to attain this great badge of a certificate. The difficulty level of the questions is great and sometimes surpasses the actual difficulty level that you might encounter during your official exam. We have collected inputs from many previous SCR exam students and charterholders to ascertain the right level of difficulty.

What you'll get:

• Multiple Practice Tests: Sharpen your skills with a variety of practice tests covering all SCR exam content areas, including:

  • Climate change and its financial implications

  • Integration of ESG factors into risk management frameworks

  • Sustainable finance instruments and products

  • Regulatory landscape surrounding sustainability

  • And more!

• Detailed Explanations: Gain a deeper understanding of key concepts with in-depth explanations for every question, allowing you to identify your strengths and weaknesses.

• Real-world Scenarios: Apply your knowledge to practical situations through realistic case studies, mimicking the types of problems you might encounter in your professional career.

• Flexible Learning: Study at your own pace with convenient on-demand video lectures and downloadable materials.

• Improved Confidence: Go into your GARP SCR exam feeling prepared and confident in your ability to succeed.All questions have been written at par with the GARP standard!
  
  A Sample Question:
  
  "The Global Methane Pledge was launched at COP26 in November 2021 to catalyse action to reduce methane emissions. Led by the United States and the European Union, the Pledge now has 111 country participants who together are responsible for 45% of global human-caused methane emissions. By joining the Pledge, countries commit to work together in order to collectively reduce methane emissions by at least 30% below 2020 levels by 2030.

Why methane emissions are dominating climate change discussions at such international platforms?"

A. Methane remains longer in the atmosphere than carbon diaoxide

B. Methane has greater ability to absorb energy thereby creating more greenhouse gas effect compared to carbon dioxide

C. Methane has a global warming potential of 128

D. Methane remains in the atmosphere longer than carbon dioxide and has more energy absorption ability than carbon dioxide

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