Assess and quantify your climate risk and opportunities
ICE Climate Risk data helps quantify climate-related financial risks–including Climate Value-at-Risk, revenue impairment, and stress testing–for both public and private companies. It combines physical risk metrics from global climate models and transition risk data on emissions and reduction targets to support scenario analysis across corporates and sovereigns.
“ICE’s geospatial precision and asset-level granularity give us a more comprehensive view of climate risks that inform our investment teams’ decision-making,”
— Colleen Denzler, CFA, Chief Sustainability Officer, Loomis Sayles
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Physical risk
1.6 billion buildings
3 million corporate asset locations
20,000 companies
Hurricane wind
Wildfire
Flooding: coastal, fluvial, pluvial
Extreme heat
Extreme cold
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Transition risk
30,000 public companies
1.8 million securities
5 million private companies
Scope 1 & 2 Emissions / Intensity
Scope 3 Emissions / Intensity (all 15 categories)
Implied Temperature Rise (ITR)
GHG Emissions reduction targets
Avoided emissions
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Climate Value at Risk
17,000 global companies
1.6 billion buildings
3 million corporate asset locations
Scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions
Company specific GHG emissions reduction targets
Chronic and Acute Physical Risks
Custom financial and carbon price assumptions
Consistent with NGFS scenarios
Measure, target, manage, and report with:
Climate Value-at-Risk Metrics assessing both physical and transition risks of a company or portfolio under various climate scenarios
Forward-Looking Scenarios covering SSPs/RCP, IPCC, IEA & NGFS scenarios, and emissions pathways & projections
Stress test and net zero functionality including, 10+ years of emissions data, Physical risk (2020–2060, in 5-year steps)
Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) / International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) Reporting including TCFD-aligned portfolio reports, Scope 3 materiality analysis, Temperature scores
Multi-asset class coverage including public and private corporates, sovereign, municipal debt, securitized (MBS) and U.S. Real Estate
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Global physical risk
Global transition risk
Exposure (Building Type)
Exposure (Building Type)
■ Building footprints
ICE uses machine learning to estimate global building characteristics which are then used to derive damage functions for 1.6 billion buildings covered worldwide
Hazard (Flooding)
Hazard (Flooding)
■ Building footprints ■ Fluvial Flooding layer
ICE uses the latest climate models to develop hazard data to assess exposure to physical risk
Vulnerability (Damage)
Vulnerability (Damage)
2050, SSP5-8.5, 100-year-return period
ICE extracts hazard data at the building footprint level for three climate scenarios to calibrate climate vulnerability
Source: ICE Climate, as of January 2025. Contains information from Microsoft’s Global ML Building Footprints, which is made available here under the Open Database License (ODbL).
Metric aggregation
Physical risks are assessed at the individual asset level and aggregated to corporations, sovereigns, pools of mortgages and real estate portfolios—allowing clients to gain a consistent, portfolio-wide view of exposure across asset classes.
Portfolio Analytics
Multi-asset class product solutions
Corporates Sovereigns U.S. Municipalities MBS REITs & Real Estate
Global coverage of 3.8 million instruments**
1.8+ million bond & equity securities
30,000 publicly-listed and privately-held securities
3 million corporate asset locations, across 20,000+ corporates
245,000 sovereign bonds
Over 200 countries & government related entities
1 million securities
30,000 issuers
16,000 obligors
150,000 locations
1.8 million securities (Agency & Non-Agency issuers)
105 million RMBS loans
650,000 CMBS properties
100+ million residential and commercial U.S. properties
116 million active & historical residential mortgage loans
Any continental U.S. location or property for which a latitude/longitude or an address is provided
Security and portfolio-level analytics
Physical Risk
Transition Risk
Climate VaR
Nature & Biodiversity Risk
Avoided Emissions
Sustainable Bonds
Social Impact Analysis
Sustainability Data
Regulatory Data
Physical Risk
Transition Risk
Climate VaR
Sustainable Bonds
Regulatory Data
Physical Risk
Transition Risk
Sustainable Bonds
Social Impact Analysis
Physical Risk
Transition Risk
Sustainable Bonds
Social Impact Analysis
Housing Affordability
Physical Risk
Transition Risk
Social Impact Analysis
Housing Affordability
**Coverage data current as of Feb 2025
Climate risk use cases
ICE Climate data can be utilized for a variety of purposes such as regulatory compliance, corporate engagement, risk mitigation, and climate stress testing.
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Regulatory compliance
Adherence with regulatory reporting requirements such as the ISSB Sustainability Disclosure Standards / TCFD
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Climate stress testing
Scenario analysis allows for evaluation under different climate conditions
Portfolio-level risk management for climate-related exposures
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Corporate engagement
Identify corporate issuers or sectors that face heightened exposure to extreme weather events
Engage with companies on climate resilience & risk mitigation planning
Understand and evaluate transition plans and Net Zero commitments of the company and business strategy
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Investment strategies
Identify asset-level and regional vulnerabilities and opportunities
Enable portfolio tilts or customizations related to physical climate risk exposure, i.e. underweight companies with high flood risk exposure
Enable similar tilts or customizations based on transition risk data, i.e. underweight companies with no decarbonization commitments
