How Portfolio Managers Are Using Climate Risk Models To Measure Investment Exposure
Climate-related shocks, including physical hazards (storms, heatwaves, and floods), transition shocks (policy, technology, and market re-pricing), legal and liability risks, and macro spillovers (food prices, monetary
Some people who manage big investment collections are using special tools to figure out which companies might get hurt by climate problems like storms or new green rules. This helps them understand their risks better, kind of like checking a weather forecast before you plan your week.
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