Risk officers, asset managers, and investors need to know the potential physical damage and business disruptions in their portfolios, not just for two days, but for the next 1, 2, 5, 10, or even 20 years.
While national weather services provide warnings just hours or days in advance, it takes years to define a corporate risk management strategy to mitigate and reduce financial losses.
Where does this strategic climate risk information come from? How is it calculated? Our methodology explains.
There’s a big difference between raw and decision-level data. The advantage of risk ratings is their seamless integration into financial and economic models. Climate risk ratings are built from millions of raw observations and climate model outputs, post-processed and aggregated to transform complex data into actionable insights.
Weather Trade Net provides physical climate risk ratings for 50,000 companies operating worldwide.
To showcase the product, we've limited the asset list for each company. The commercial version includes the full list with detailed analytics.