ClimateCharted operates at the centre of the climate change adaptation Eco-system to support banks and insurers in seizing business opportunities connected to climate resilience.
We put a figure on natural hazards through cutting-edge climate intelligence to help insurers and banks design new resilience-oriented products, maintain competitive advantage in climate-vulnerable areas and comply with the EU Taxonomy and supervisory risk management requirements.
The ClimateCharted platform connects the financial sector with an Ecosystem of manufacturers, contractors and disaster restoration companies to effectively prevent and reduce climate risk in their portfolios.
ClimateCharted aims at narrowing the Climate Insurance Protection Gap and promoting societal resilience to a changing climate by connecting relevant actors in the adaptation Ecosystem
In the first half of 2023, the overall economic losses from natural catastrophes amounted to USD 120 billion (Swiss Re). About 75% of climate-related losses are uninsured in EU, with peaks of 95% in countries such as Italy and Greece (ECB, 2023).
ClimateCharted provides banks and insurance companies with our flagship easy-to-use web-based platform to be accessed in the quote phase of a new mortgage or home insurance policy.
The platform evaluates climate vulnerability of the building or activity in near-real-time based on few basic pieces of information and provides the institution and the client with an accessible report which includes:
Expected annual damage connected to natural hazards in a 30-year horizon
Customised risk reduction «solutions» measures to mitigate the damages identified
An Eco-system of adaptation partners who can implement the risk reduction solutions.
Lending and insurance solutions targeting climate resilience (customised based on available product offering)
Design new commercial products (e.g. loans for resilient homes, Taxonomy-aligned home policies) or review existing ones
Monitor the success of the climate resilience commercial campaigns through our business intelligence tool
-Train your distribution channel on the functionalities and commercial opportunities connected to the use of the software
Set-up near-real-time data custom flows to enrich your internal IT systems and allow your central functions to monitor overall portfolio climate vulnerability.
Establish information flows for your climate reporting and disclosures
Review your climate strategy and your risk appetite including climate change adaptation targets
Seize new business opportunities connected to resilience lending and impact underwriting.
Continue to do business in areas prone to natural hazards.
Comply with the latest EU Regulation (EU Taxonomy, CSRD).
Reduce overall portfolio climate risk and enrich risk managment databases with asset-level vulnerability and adaptation data, ensuring alignment with supervisory expectations.
Support your local costumers in understanding climate risks and navigating the adaptation journey.
Narrowing the Climate Protection Gap is no easy task. Collaboration between banks, insurers, research and real economy actors is crucial to build climate resilience.
Researchers, scientists, engineers can evaluate the long-term vulnerability of assets and activities to a changing climate.
Banks and investors can channel financial flows to vulnerable households and businesses to build resilience
Real economy actors, such as contractors, manufacturers, property restoration firms can provide hands-on support to future-proof assets and business activities
Insurers and reinsurers are equipped to carry the residual climate risk and provide prompt financial aid in case of natural catastrophes.
For this purpose, we created an Ecosystem of adaptation partners, which includes manufacturers of climate resilience solutions, contractors and property restoration firms.