Various modelling scenarios
Property Risk Scores, from 2020 to 2100, based on all major emission scenarios.
Climate Risk Scoring
Quantify change in climate risks across all future scenarios and time periods
Climate Risk Scoring in brief
Multiple risks covered
Provides standalone or aggregated risk information for all major perils — we have 19 global multi-hazard datasets and counting.
Wide range of uses
Multiple use cases including future asset planning, strategy setting, stress testing (e.g. CBES) and business continuity management.
Worldwide coverage
Analysis on any exposure type for any location across the world.
Climate Trend Indicator
Gain insights into the short- and long-term trends associated with evolving climate change risks.
Analyse susceptibility to long term increases in risk through climate change
Twinn is leading the way in the development of future facing climate change physical risk data which consider the full range of emissions scenarios and considers climate outcomes across a range of time epochs.
Climate risk scoring simplifies the process of determining sensitivity to change and achieving regulatory compliance by removing the challenges of working with highly dimensional large datasets.
We can provide climate scores for any level of exposure aggregation (property, postcode/ district, country) and hazard aggregation (individual hazard, hazard type or all combined). This enables easy identification and comparison of climate risks across multiple assets or geographical locations.
Our instantaneous online platform or API systems enhance our customers ability to work efficiently and cost effectively.
Our unique approach means that future risks can be quantified for any given year or across any required timeframe. This important innovation means that any organisation can consider each risk based on the exact duration of an investment, mortgage, or insurance policy.
Climate Trend Indicator for Risk Score
Leveraging our comprehensive FloodScore Climate database, we are extending its use to a simplified trend within our 'standard' FloodScore database to provide insight into the short- and long-term trends associated with evolving climate change risks. This will provide essential insights into flood risk influenced by climate emissions for every property in Great Britain and give an excellent introduction into our much richer, full FloodScore Climate database.
Short-term, 2030s RCP 4.5 climate scenarios:
- Assess flood risk over the next few years
- Factor in climate trends and potential emissions scenarios
- Gauge how your locations of interest may be affected in the immediate future.
Long-term, 2080s RCP 8.5 climate scenarios:
- Look further ahead
- Consider the impact of climate change on flood risk over extended timeframes
- Essential for strategic planning and understanding the evolving risk landscape.
The demonstration and understanding of the risks and impact of climate change is woven into our purpose...
...and is central to our thinking, planning and decision making. The Risk Scores with benchmarking of internationally recognised scenarios provides the opportunity to evaluate the flooding, subsidence and coastal erosion risks associated with our whole lending book and enables climate risk informed decisions for new lending propositions."
Finance Systems & Data Analyst, Ecology Building Society