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[WEBINAR RECAP] MANAGE CLIMATE CHANGE RISK TO YOUR ASSETS — BEFORE IT OVERWHELMS
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IN A WORLD WHERE CLIMATE CHANGE POSES AN EVER-GROWING THREAT TO OUR ENVIRONMENT
AND ECONOMIES, UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING CLIMATE FINANCE RISKS IS PARAMOUNT. AS
WE RECAP A RECENT WEBINAR –“CLIMATE CHANGE & ASSET VALUATION: WHAT EVERY
BUSINESS NEEDS TO KNOW”– HOSTED BY WAHIB GHAZNI, TECHNICAL PRODUCT MANAGER,
FINANCIAL RISK AT JUPITER, WE'LL EXPLORE HOW USING PHYSICAL CLIMATE DATA CAN
HELP BUSINESSES SAFEGUARD THEIR PORTFOLIOS AND ASSETS AGAINST THE LOOMING
SPECTER OF CLIMATE CHANGE. FROM TANGIBLE IMPACTS TO GLOBAL URGENCY AND MARKET
DEMAND, THIS ARTICLE UNRAVELS WHY JUPITER HAS CHOSEN TO CONCENTRATE ITS EFFORTS
ON THIS VITAL ASPECT OF RISK MANAGEMENT.

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Climate-related financial risks can be broadly classified into two categories:
Understanding the investment's impact on the climate, and the climate’s impact
on the investment.

The first type of risk focuses on the potential negative effects that
investments may have on the climate and environment, such as through emissions
or resource depletion. It is crucial for investors to consider the environmental
footprint of their investments and align them with global sustainability goals
in order to mitigate this risk.

The second type of risk concerns the effects of climate change and environmental
degradation on investments, which can be further divided into transition and
physical climate risks. Transition risks stem from policy responses to climate
change, such as regulations or market shifts, that may affect the value or
viability of investments. Physical climate risks, on the other hand, are
associated with the direct impacts of climate change on assets, such as extreme
weather events or rising sea levels, that can cause damage or disruption to
investments.

Understanding and managing these climate-related financial risks are essential
for investors to make informed decisions and contribute to a more sustainable
and resilient global economy.



Out of all these climate-related financial risks, Jupiter chooses to concentrate
its efforts on physical climate risk. This decision stems from several factors
that make understanding and mitigating physical climate risks increasingly vital
for investors and businesses alike.

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Tangible impacts: Physical climate risks are associated with tangible and
visible effects of climate change, such as extreme weather events, rising sea
levels, and shifting temperature patterns. These events can cause significant
damage to infrastructure, disrupt operations, and result in financial losses. By
focusing on these risks, Jupiter can help clients better prepare for and adapt
to the realities of a changing climate.

Global urgency: As climate change accelerates, the frequency and severity of
extreme weather events and other physical climate impacts are expected to
increase. By honing in on physical climate risks, Jupiter addresses a growing
global concern, offering valuable insights and data to clients who need to adapt
their strategies in the face of intensifying climate-related challenges.

Market demand: Investors and businesses are becoming more aware of the financial
implications of physical climate risks, driving demand for specialized risk
assessment and management solutions. By catering to this market need, Jupiter
positions itself as a trusted partner for organizations seeking to understand
and mitigate the threats posed by climate change.

Data-driven solutions: Jupiter leverages cutting-edge technology and advanced
data analytics to model and predict physical climate risks, offering clients
actionable insights to inform their decision-making processes. This focus allows
the company to harness the power of data and technology to develop innovative
solutions that help businesses and investors navigate the complexities of a
rapidly changing climate landscape.

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In summary, Jupiter's emphasis on physical climate risk is driven by the
tangible impacts of climate change, the global urgency of addressing these
issues, the growing market demand for specialized solutions, and the potential
to leverage advanced data analytics to deliver valuable insights and strategies
for risk mitigation.

At Jupiter, we aim to provide a comprehensive assessment of the direct financial
impacts of physical climate change on an asset's operations, market and credit
risk. By quantifying the financial impact of climate-related events on
inventory, downtime, overheads, building, equipment, and other expenditures,
customers will be better equipped to identify financial areas that are most
vulnerable to climate risks and build climate resilience into their businesses. 

Understanding the types of climate change risk is crucial for financial market
participants to make informed decisions and develop strategies that can mitigate
potential adverse effects on their investments.

As climate change-related events such as extreme weather, floods, and droughts
become more frequent and severe, they can lead to various consequences affecting
these three types of financial risks: Operational, Market, and Credit.

IMPACT ON OPERATIONAL RISK: 

Physical climate risk can directly impact a business's operations, resulting in
disruptions or even complete shutdowns. For example, extreme weather events may
damage infrastructure, disrupt supply chains, or force temporary or permanent
office closures. As a consequence, businesses may face higher costs, reduced
productivity, or lost revenue, which in turn can impact their financial
stability and overall profitability. Financial institutions and investors must
consider the operational risks posed by physical climate risks when assessing
the stability and long-term prospects of their investments.

The direct impact of climate change-related events on a company's operations can
subsequently influence market and credit risks, which can further affect the
company's financial health and stability. Here are some examples of how
operational risk may connect with market and credit risk in the context of
physical climate risks.

Impact on market risk: Operational disruptions caused by physical climate risks,
such as extreme weather events or natural disasters, can lead to reduced
production, disrupted supply chains, or increased costs for a company. These
operational issues can negatively impact the company's profitability and
financial performance, which in turn can affect the market value of its stocks,
bonds, or other financial instruments. As a result, investors and financial
institutions may perceive the company as a higher-risk investment, potentially
leading to a decline in the market value of its assets.

Impact on credit risk: Operational disruptions caused by physical climate risks
can also affect a company's ability to meet its financial obligations. If a
company suffers significant losses due to climate-related events, it may
struggle to generate enough revenue to cover its operational expenses and debt
repayments. This could increase the likelihood of default on its loans or bonds,
leading to higher credit risk for its lenders and investors. Additionally, if a
company's operations are severely affected by physical climate risks, its credit
rating may be downgraded, making it more challenging for the company to secure
new financing or refinance existing debt.



In some cases, the interconnected nature of operational, market, and credit
risks can create a domino effect, where an issue in one area exacerbates
problems in the other areas. For example, a company that suffers operational
disruptions due to physical climate risks may experience a decline in its market
value, which in turn can make it more challenging for the company to raise
capital through equity or debt issuance. This could further strain the company's
financial position, increasing its credit risk and potentially leading to a
downward spiral.

By understanding the interconnections between operational, market, and credit
risks in the context of physical climate risks, companies, financial
institutions, and investors can develop more comprehensive risk management
strategies to mitigate the potential negative impacts of climate change-related
events on their investments and operations.

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