Geospatial Climate Risk Platform for Financial Institutions

Climate risk is increasingly becoming a financial risk for banks and financial institutions. Understanding that risk means knowing where the exposure is, what climate risks affect it, how vulnerable it may be, and what this could mean for the portfolio.

Explore how location intelligence, climate data and spatial analytics can help financial institutions connect their portfolios with climate and environmental risks, assess exposure and vulnerability, and gain insights that can support better risk assessment and decision-making.

Join Esri India and Iora Ecological Solutions for an exclusive webinar exploring an enterprise GIS-based approach to climate-risk assessment and decision support for financial institutions.
 

The session will explore how financial institutions can establish a connected approach to climate-risk assessment from climate and environmental data to geographic exposure, vulnerability assessment, and financial-risk analysis.
 

• Understand emerging climate-risk expectations
  Explore the evolving climate-risk landscape and expectations relevant to financial institutions.
• Connect financial exposure with location
  See how borrowers, collateral, projects, branches, and other assets can be connected to their geographic context.
• Bring climate data into enterprise workflows
  Understand how climate datasets can be acquired, standardised, and integrated with enterprise GIS and existing financial information.
• Assess physical and transition risk
  Explore approaches for analysing hazards such as flood, cyclone, drought, heatwave, and water scarcity, alongside transition indicators.
• Translate climate intelligence into financial risk
  Understand how exposure and vulnerability insights can support portfolio concentration analysis, scenario assessment, sensitivity analysis, and financial-risk processes.
   

Witness a demonstration of multi-hazard analytics, exposure assessment, affected-asset analysis, vulnerability views, and composite physical-risk assessment.
 

This webinar is relevant for professionals from:

• Banks and financial institutions
• Risk management
• Credit and portfolio management
• ESG and sustainability
• Climate risk
• Enterprise risk
• Compliance and regulatory functions
• Strategy and transformation
• Data and analytics
• Consultants working with financial institutions