Risk Reduction: Long-Term Investing With Climate Intelligence
Rising sea levels and climate change might result in the total loss of 200,000 houses in England within the next 30 years…
This would impose a significant cost, not just on the residential sector, but also on all enterprises and commercial property owners.
Investors must quickly comprehend the effect of all at-risk property assets, which is where the concept of Climate Intelligence comes into play.
CI gives organizations a significant advantage in responding to climate change at the asset level — promptly and efficiently.
👉 Susceptibility
Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and severe, as a result of climate change. These occurrences and increasing sea levels can cause commercial property loss / damage, increase insurance and maintenance costs, erode financing options, create major interruption with day-to-day operations, and reduce income.
👉 Property values
As more advanced modeling and scoring become more commonly employed outside of insurance firms, properties may begin to experience tangible decline in their underlying worth, compared to the risk from climate.
👉 Unexpected repercussions
Weather extremes will influence changes in property demand, building costs, and rental returns — as this become the norm.
Incorporating CI into long-term business and financial strategy today, reduces your risk and susceptibility — while keeping you well ahead of the curve.
