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Make climate risk part of the credit conversation.

Borrower and collateral evidence is often disconnected from climate scenarios. Climate Ltd brings borrower information, asset exposure and scenario assumptions into expert-led credit-risk and portfolio discussions, with financed-emissions evidence on the same data spine.

The pressure

What makes this sector hard

01

A property valuation is a point-in-time view; a loan runs for years under changing flood, heat, wildfire and energy-cost conditions.

02

A loan book diversified by borrower can still share exposure to the same geography, infrastructure or sector transition.

03

Financed-emissions figures are hard to defend without source, method, boundary and assumptions.

How Climate helps

The agents that matter for banks

Entity Risk Aggregation

Roll asset and borrower exposure up to counterparty, sector and portfolio views to reveal concentrations.

Physical and Transition Risk

Assess collateral hazards and connect transition pressures to borrower cash flow.

PCAF

Calculate financed emissions with attribution inputs, data-quality scores and coverage on view.

Financial Impact and Disclosure

Show climate value-at-risk and prepare evidence-linked disclosure for governance and regulators.

Banks team reviewing climate evidence
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How it benefits banks

Better-informed questions and more transparent risk review.

✓Better-informed credit questions and more transparent risk review.
✓Concentrations visible across geography, infrastructure and sector.
✓Financed emissions with an evidence trail that supports review.
✓Climate risk inside existing governance, not a parallel exercise.
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Questions you can answer

Start with the decision

  • Which parts of the loan book share the same hazard or transition exposure?
  • How could a borrower’s cash flow respond to energy-cost and policy changes?
  • How good is the data behind our financed-emissions figures?
  • What do we need to evidence for governance and supervisors?
A sensible first workflow

One problem, one invitation

Borrower evidence
Risk scenarios
Credit insight

APRA CPG 229 provides guidance on climate-related financial risks within existing risk governance; OSFI B-15 is relevant for Canadian federally regulated institutions. Financed emissions are not themselves a credit-risk measure.

Discuss a banks workflow

In depth

Banking themes the platform supports

Climate risk inside the loan book

Climate risk inside the loan book

Look beyond today’s valuation to hazards over the loan term.

Connect transition risk to borrower cash flow

Connect transition risk to borrower cash flow

Move beyond an emissions total to energy cost, technology and market effects.

Financed emissions need an evidence trail

Financed emissions need an evidence trail

Source, method, boundary and assumptions for every figure.

In the platform

Screens used in this workflow

Entity Risk Aggregation

Entity Risk Aggregation

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Pcaf Results

Financial Impact

Financial Impact

See it on your data

Bring one banks question. We will show the workflow.

Start with an emissions inventory, a physical-risk assessment, a PCAF portfolio, a TNFD scope, a water-risk question, a disclosure programme or a client advisory workflow.

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