S&P Global Market Intelligence and Oliver Wyman have expanded their Climate Credit Analytics solution to include climate-related physical risk. This addition helps clients manage and understand the financial and physical exposure of companies and portfolios to climate change. Launched in June 2021, Climate Credit Analytics aids financial institutions and corporations in assessing how climate change and the shift to a low-carbon economy might impact the creditworthiness of their investments and counterparties. The solution combines advanced risk models from S&P Global Market Intelligence with industry-specific data and Oliver Wyman’s climate scenario expertise, translating climate scenarios into company-level financials and scores. This update incorporates S&P Global Sustainable1 data, offering insights into the physical risk exposure and financial implications for over 20,000 companies across different climate hazards and scenarios. These enhancements are part of ongoing improvements to Climate Credit Analytics, providing more comprehensive quantification of climate risks for clients in the financial and corporate sectors.
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