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Financial institutions face risks from climate-related events, including credit risk, market risk, and operational risk.

The context

Financial institutions confront significant climate risks, projecting trillions in losses by 2100, with up to 30% of European Banking Credit portfolios exposed. The European Banking Authority mandates integrating climate risk into assessments by 2025, adopting EBA Pillar 3 alongside an ESG Prudential scoring system for disclosure of exposure to extreme climate events.

Financial institutions can include climate risk in their risk management and create sustainable investment strategies.

Quantitative assessment

Quantify the vulnerability of your portfolio to all climate risks, to estimate monetary exposure.

Decision-making processes

Integration of climate risk into all decision-making processes, from the provision of credit to the monitoring system, going through strategic choices

How can Eoliann support?

Eoliann's platform assists financial institutions in managing climate risks and meeting regulatory standards.

Quantitative data

Rather than delivering an index, our models provide Average Annual Loss and Value at Risk of your positions, computed for each climate risk.

Address location as the only input

get complete information even if there is no data, only the asset coordinates or address are sufficient to get a complete analysis.

Asset-level granularity

analyze with any degree of detail desired, down to the individual asset

Long-term changes

Get up-to-date, real-time climate risk data for the following year and for longer time horizons, as needed

The insurance sector is heavily impacted by climate change, with increasing losses from natural disasters.

The context

Less than 23% of the total economic losses caused by climate disasters in the period 1980-2020 were insured. Moreover, the amount of unexpected losses on natural catastrophes is between 38 to 58 billion per year and the reduced ability of insurers to predict climate events have important consequences such as deterioration their capital reserves to pay the insured.

Rapid climate change has rendered historical data inadequate. To mitigate potential losses due to climate risks you can:

Consider

the impact of climate change on catastrophic events and estimate future impacts

Diversify

your portfolio by identifying the geographies most at risk for different climate risks.

How can Eoliann support?

Our climate risk assessment platform helps to manage the exposure to climate risks:

Quantitative data

forward-looking models that provide not only an index, but Average Annual Loss and Value at Risk for your positions, related to all climate events.

Address location as the only input

get complete information even if there is no data, only the asset coordinates or address are sufficient to get a complete analysis.

Asset-level granularity

analyze with any degree of detail desired, down to the individual asset

Long-term changes

get up-to-date, real-time data for climate risk for the following year and longer time horizons, as needed

Infrastructure companies manage expansive networks of assets that span across countries and continents.

The context

Serving as the linchpin for various sectors and ensuring the seamless continuity of business operations. The resilience of these networks in the face of climate-related disasters is paramount, as their failure can precipitate enduring consequences with far-reaching impacts. It is estimated that by 2050, European infrastructure sector will face an average annual cost of 19.6 € billion related to climate events.

Climatic events affect infrastructures differently. To build resilient infrastructure, those companies need:

estimation of exposures and disruptions

Quantitative data on extreme weather events improves modeling of service interruptions by integrating with asset-specific vulnerability models.

Factor climate considerations

It is possible to optimize maintenance interventions by strengthening areas at highest risk of extreme events in the future.

Consider climate risk in construction plans

Similarly, thanks to precise climate risk data, optimal areas for the construction of new infrastructure can be selected.

How Eoliann can support?

Our platform aids infrastructure companies in identifying and mitigating climate risks, promoting resilient infrastructure net.

Quantitative event and intensity data

Swiftly acquire detailed data for all assets, akin to a physical simulation of events, enabling accurate modeling of risk exposures

Geographically data in a single platform

From the identification of the whole risk area to the detail of the individual asset, Eoliann offers you all the data you need, with a consistent methodology for all risks.

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