CRI ENGINE · NGFS PHASE 5 · IPCC AR6

Command Your Climate Exposure.

The unified risk engine for institutional portfolios. We translate live climate hazards and forward-looking projections into asset-level financial exposure: Capital-at-Risk, EBITDA compression, and audit-ready disclosure under TCFD, SFDR, EU Taxonomy, PCAF, TNFD, IFRS S2, and Basel III.

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Analyse a real company, right now.

Type a company with industrial sites. The engine finds its mapped facilities, reads flood maps and cyclone tracks at the largest ones, applies the carbon prices in force there, and prices the loss to 2050 under each NGFS scenario. No sample data, no canned demo.

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Assets & Emissions Modelled For

Maritime TerminalsEnergy InfrastructureLight ManufacturingReal Estate PortfoliosMining & ExtractionAgricultural Assets
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Parametric hazard functions

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NGFS Phase 5 scenarios

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Carbon-pricing instruments mapped

Our Mandate

Three practices. One discipline: translating physical reality into financial language.

Under the Hood

The CRI Engine, at a glance.

Every conclusion we deliver traces back to a geospatial pipeline built on IPCC AR6 hazard matrices and NGFS Phase 5 scenarios. Asset coordinates in, Capital-at-Risk out, with full methodological transparency at every step. The same engine also forecasts where that score moves through 2050, scans a company's own disclosures for the gap between claims and capex, and can work through an entire watchlist unattended. This is a look at three of the modules underneath.

Site-level · Flood · Cyclone · Water

Flood, 1-in-100yr inundation: 62%
Heat stress, days over 35°C by 2050: 41
Wildfire exposure index: Elevated

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