Climate-driven catastrophe losses are rising—and stakeholders increasingly need to quantify not just hazard exposure, but the financial impact after insurance. In this webinar, S&P Global Energy Horizons and Verisk will unpack our newly announced collaboration to deliver insurance-adjusted climate risk intelligence—designed to help bridge sustainability reporting, insurance analytics, and financial risk modeling.

See in action the new platform enhancement that integrates Verisk’s physically based near-present climate catastrophe risk data into S&P Global Sustainable1’s Climanomics physical climate risk platform—enabling, for the first time, a more consistent way to quantify insured vs. uninsured financial impacts of future climate and near-term catastrophe events.

What you’ll learn:

• How to distinguish gross physical risk from net financial exposure by quantifying insured vs. uninsured losses for assets and portfolios.
• How insurance-adjusted metrics strengthen portfolio stress testing and help institutions move from compliance-driven analysis toward actionable risk mitigation and capital allocation decisions.
• How advanced analytics can support regulatory and investor climate-risk disclosure with a more credible, auditable analytical foundation.
• How banks can apply the enhancement to climate/physical risk stress testing, with a focus on interpreting results through the lens of insurance coverage and residual exposure.