Climate Risk Management

Climate Risk: Protecting Asset Value and Financial Resilience

Quantify the financial impact of climate change on your assets, investments, and operational continuity.

Our approach translates complex environmental variables into strategic risk assessments through sophisticated climate modelling and scenario-based analysis.

Through our partnership with a London-based data science platform, we deliver the science-based analytics required to stress-test your portfolio and meet the rigorous demands of global reporting requirements.

What You Gain

Asset-Level Climate Intelligence: Access high-resolution analytics across 11 key physical climate hazards, including flood, wildfire, drought, and extreme heat, covering global locations across multiple forward-looking climate scenarios (1.5 °C, 2 °C, 3°C).

Strategic Investment Integration: Incorporate climate risk directly into your Investment Due Diligence and Portfolio Diversification strategies to protect long-term valuations.

Audit-Ready Regulatory Compliance: Generate the quantitative evidence required for the Climate Change (E1) topical disclosures under CSRD/ESRS and the financial risk requirements of IFRS S2 (ISSB).

Climate Risk Management Solutions

Financial Exposure Mapping

We quantify which assets or facilities face material financial risks across various time horizons (2030, 2050, 2100). Our executive-level dashboards are designed for Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) integration, moving beyond simple hazard maps to help you prioritize CAPEX for adaptation.

Forward-Looking Scenario Analysis

We provide scenario projections to illustrate how physical and transition risks evolve over decades. This supports strategic capital allocation, allowing you to stress-test business models against the volatility of a changing climate and the regulatory shifts of a low-carbon transition.

Data Maturity for Reporting

We provide the science-based foundation for your Double Materiality assessments. Our data is mapped specifically to the requirements of ESRS E1 and IFRS S2, providing the metrics, return periods, and probability data that external assurance providers require for limited and reasonable assurance engagements.