S&P Global Energy, Verisk Launch 2050 Climate Loss Model for Insured and Uninsured Risks
S&P Global Energy and Verisk launched a collaboration to integrate Verisk’s catastrophe exposure metrics into the Sustainable1 Climanomics platform, generating insured and uninsured loss projections through 2050. The combined dataset will be delivered via Touchstone® to insurers, banks, asset managers and real estate investors for stress testing and capital allocation.
1. Collaboration Overview
S&P Global Energy has partnered with Verisk to establish a new data collaboration that integrates Verisk’s catastrophe risk analytics into the Sustainable1 Climanomics platform. This marks the first joint solution combining insured and uninsured climate loss data under a unified analytical framework.
2. Data Integration Details
The partnership embeds Verisk’s near-present climate catastrophe exposure metrics and S&P Global Energy’s inland flood data into Touchstone®, creating projections of insured and uninsured losses through 2050. Clients gain decision-grade event simulations to quantify portfolio risk under future climate scenarios.
3. Client Applications
Insurance companies can leverage the model to refine underwriting and capital allocation, while banks and asset managers can enhance stress testing and lending strategies. Real estate investors receive insights on flood-related exposures and resilience planning for long-term holdings.
4. Industry Impact
By addressing regulatory expectations for transparent climate-risk disclosure and central bank stress tests, the collaboration fills a critical analytics gap. The combined solution positions S&P Global Energy to capture growing demand for integrated climate risk intelligence across financial markets.