Risk and Crisis Management
Properly managing risks and crisis is of utmost importance to Fibra Danhos, because when they materialize, they can jeopardize our properties and their operation. This is why we need to identify them in advance and take the necessary measures to ensure we can deal with them if they do occur.
The following are some of the primary risk factors we have identified in our activities:
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Operating | Risks that arise from the acquisition of new assets and all the factors on which our correct operation depend. |
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Financial | Risks associated with balance sheet management, access to financing, tax considerations and investment risks. |
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Regulatory | Governance, regulatory, legal and human capital implications. Significant changes in public policy or legislation proposed or passed by the Mexican government. |
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Emerging | Cybersecurity: Threats and risks stemming from the use of new information technologies.Climate change: Physical risks of climate change and risks of transition toward a low-carbon economy. |
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Conflicts of interest | Risks associated with the management of possible conflicts of interest between Fibra Danhos and another party. |
Prevention measures
Among our risk prevention measures are the following practices:
- Working on process traceability based on the recommendations of an external auditor.
- Operating according to recommended best practices and international standards on human rights and monitoring of ESG metrics.
- Conducting a climate change impact analysis based on TCFD recommendations.
- Operating an ethical conduct hotline to serve as an external channel for reporting any irregularity or violation of the code that might jeopardize the company or its stakeholders.
In recognition of our strong risk management, in February 2023 we received an evaluation from Sustainalytics with an ESG risk grade of 11.8, indicating low risk of financial impact from ESG factors. To learn more about our ESG risk management, we invite you to read our 2021 TCFD Disclosure.
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