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This project will provide financial actors with a climate risk valuation method for material assets (buildings, land, and land installations). The aim is to better understand climate related risks, predict revenue and capital appreciation but also to adhere to disclosure regulations.
The questions we aim to answer are:
Climate risks can be either physical or transitional and these risks impact on banks, and financial institutions, either directly through the valuation of assets, liabilities and cost of capital, lower corporate profitability, or indirectly, through macro-financial changes. Material assets are valuable. Close to one in five large cap companies listed on the NASDAQ OMS Stockholm market operate in real estate.
This project engages 2 research organisations (SEI and the Sustainable Finance Lab at KTH) and 14 consortium partners (financial institutions; asset owners; insurance companies; and government agencies). The main expected output is an evidence-based climate risk evaluation method for improved decisions and assessment of the value of material assets, incorporating actors’ heterogeneity but also cascading climate related impacts.
SEI brief / Get an overview of the investors' portfolios in the Swedish real estate market and provides examples of investments in real estate assets.
SEI brief / Read the results of interviews with actors from banking and the real estate sector on their portfolios and evaluation practices in the context of climate risk.
Programme / This project aims to accelerate investment in viable cities by assessing needs, frameworks and conditions under which financiers and cities can collaborate.
Project / The RISKSEC 2.0 project studies local climate change adaptation – from risk governance to securitisation strategies.
Media advisory / At a press briefing, SEI experts will highlight the key topics ahead of the international climate change negotiations to be held in Dubai.
SEI brief / Get an overview of the investors' portfolios in the Swedish real estate market and provides examples of investments in real estate assets.
Feature / Explore the AGORA project’s transformative approaches to climate adaptation, fostering collaboration between citizens, researchers and decision-makers.
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