> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.gresb.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.gresb.com/completingassessments/2026-real-estate-assessment/re/man/risk-management.md). # Risk Management 6.75 Points The **Risk Management** aspect evaluates how the entity identifies, manages, and mitigates material sustainability-related risks. It examines the processes in place to support effective implementation, strengthen resilience, and prevent issues that could affect long-term performance.


	Topic	Max Score	Pre-fill	Evidence	Pillar
RM1	Environmental Management System (EMS)	1.25 points	Eligible	Required	Governance
RM2	Process to Implement Governance Policies	0.25 points	Eligible	Not required	Governance
RM3.1	Social Risk Assessments	0.25 points	Eligible	Not required	Social
RM3.2	Governance Risk Assessments	0.25 points	Eligible	Not required	Governance
RM4.1	Sustainability Due Diligence for New Acquisitions	0.25 points	Eligible	Not required	Governance
RM4.2	Embodied Carbon in Acquisitions	Not scored	Not eligible	Not required	Governance
RM5	Climate Resilience	0.5 points	Not eligible	Not required	Governance
RM6.1	Transition Risk Identification	1 point	Not eligible	Required	Governance
RM6.2	Transition Risk Impact Assessment	1 point	Not eligible	Required	Governance
RM6.3	Physical Risk Identification	1 point	Not eligible	Required	Governance
RM6.4	Physical Risk Impact Assessment	1 point	Not eligible	Required	Governance
RM7	Biodiversity and Nature-Related Strategy	Not scored	Not eligible	Not required	Governance

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