The financial and economic implications arising from climate change will directly impact investments in the short- and long-term. Financial institutions looking to assess and address these impacts can use climate scenario analysis to understand how different climate-related risks and opportunities could manifest and impact investment portfolios as the world enters an increasingly uncertain future.
ClimateMAPS - Ortec Finance’s award-winning climate scenario analysis solution, in partnership with Cambridge Econometrics, can help pension funds, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds and asset managers assess their portfolio’s climate risk exposure and quantify these risks, as well as opportunities, across 600+ financial and economic variables. The insights gained can be used to inform strategic asset allocation decisions, undertake stress-testing exercises and adhere to global TCFD, ISSB and other sustainability-related reporting frameworks.
ClimateMAPS is independent and science-based, has extensive transition, physical and market risk coverage and generates comprehensive forward-looking risk-return analytics.
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- Choose between a full suite of climate scenario options including in-house Ortec Finance climate scenarios, publicly-available reference scenarios and bespoke scenarios.
- Access climate scenarios that incorporate globally recognized and market-leading models, including Ortec Finance’s stochastic financial model and Cambridge Econometrics E3ME macro-econometric model.
- Gain quantified financial insights that capture a wide range of systemic transition, physical and market risks.
- Explore these risks further with an interactive qualitative scenario explorer.
- Obtain realistic insights with a wide range of risk-return metrics up to 40 years ahead that includes 600+ economic and financial variables and conventional and low carbon benchmarks
- Assess impacts further with asset class and sector financial variables on a country level
Our climate scenario whitepapers
The ambition of Ortec Finance is to offer a combination of solutions that help investors to integrate climate change into their decision making in a consistent and seamless way. Ortec Finance provides a unique combination of economic scenarios and narrative-based climate scenarios that supports such integrated and consistent analyses.
Using ClimateMAPS
Understand the financial impacts of different climate scenarios
Undertake a portfolio stress test exercise
Integrate climate change into investment beliefs, strategic asset allocation, selection and monitoring
Include climate risks in a risk register and develop a mitigating action plan
ClimateMAPS can be utilized with our economic scenario solution to help investors incorporate climate risk into investment decision-making. Click here for more information.
The fundamentals of climate scenario analysis for investors - Webinar
Watch our 20 minute webinar to find out how climate scenario analysis can specifically help investors understand climate change's impact on investments.
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Our other innovative climate solutions
Here at Ortec Finance, we believe that addressing climate risks is an integral part of the investment process and expect climate solutions to become essential in enabling the global investment community to effectively transition to net-zero. To support the investment community, our Climate & ESG Solutions team is continuing to explore and develop additional climate solutions for the future. Learn more about these initiatives below.About Cambridge Econometrics
E3ME fuels Cambridge Econometric’s strategic partnership with Ortec Finance through simulating interactions and dynamics of the economy for climate scenario analysis, testing the impact of different global temperature pathways and assessing the impact of physical and transitional climate-related risks.