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Climate Risk & Resilience

Climate-Risk and Resilience Solutions

Technically credible climate-risk analytics across physical, transition, and market and reputational dimensions — supporting insurers, corporates, infrastructure operators and investors.

Climate risk is now a material driver of underwriting appetite, capital adequacy and investor scrutiny. Quantica Marine provides scenario-driven, quantitative and governance-ready analysis — without unsupported environmental claims.

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Physical risk

  • Flood
  • Storm
  • Sea-level rise
  • Coastal erosion
  • Heat
  • Drought
  • Wildfire
  • Infrastructure vulnerability
  • Marine and port disruption
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Transition risk

  • Carbon pricing
  • Fuel transition
  • Shipping decarbonisation
  • Regulatory change
  • Stranded assets
  • Technology transition
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Market and reputational risk

  • Customer and counterparty repositioning
  • Litigation and disclosure exposure
  • Reputation and stakeholder scrutiny
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Available services

Climate scenario analysis

Physical and transition scenarios aligned to recognised reference pathways.

Asset-level vulnerability

Location-specific exposure assessment for ports, terminals, fleets and infrastructure.

Portfolio stress testing

Insurance, reinsurance and investment portfolios stressed under specified climate scenarios.

Climate-adjusted pricing

Structured overlays for hazard, exposure and vulnerability shifts.

ORSA & ERM support

Climate module inputs into Own Risk and Solvency Assessment and enterprise risk management.

Parametric climate solutions

Trigger, basis-risk and payout structuring for parametric flood, wind and heat covers.

Climate analytics rely on external scenario data, model choices and expert judgement. Outputs are estimates and do not constitute guarantees of future outcomes or investment, tax or legal advice.

Discuss a climate-risk or resilience programme.