Fathom’s advanced flood risk intelligence incorporated in MSCI’s physical risk solution

Partnerships 19.09.2024
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Fathom is proud to announce that its global flood risk intelligence has been licensed by MSCI, a leading provider of mission-critical decision support tools and services for the global investment community, for use in its new physical risk solution, MSCI GeoSpatial Asset Intelligence. As a result of the collaboration, MSCI clients will now have access to the granular flood risk intelligence required to make informed decisions about their portfolio or loan book exposure to flood risks.

The data incorporated into MSCI’s solution is Fathom’s award-winning Global Flood Map, the most robust and comprehensive set of hazard and flood risk data in the world. Covering rainfall, river and coastal flooding, this fully flexible, climate-conditioned dataset can project any combination of future year and climate scenario up to the year 2100.

Karena Vaughan, Chief Sales Officer at Fathom, said:

““Our collaboration with MSCI is a fantastic milestone in advancing flood risk intelligence for the investment community. We’re proud to contribute our expertise and data to the MSCI GeoSpatial Asset Intelligence solution, providing investors with the insights needed to ensure their portfolios can withstand the evolving climate landscape.””

Learn more about Fathom’s Global Flood Map – the first global flood map to provide risk professionals with all perils and climate options.

Naomi English, Head of Climate Strategy at MSCI, said:

““Clients are increasingly looking for location- based insights to help them better identify the exposure to physical risks from climate change on individual assets. At MSCI we are committed to providing clients with the latest data and technology to help manage financial risks. Through this collaboration, we are realizing that commitment and giving MSCI clients access to some of the most comprehensive and actionable flood risk data.”

Fathom’s Global Flood Map sets a new standard for precision and consistency, built upon a methodology that has been subject to academic scrutiny and openly published in scientific journals. By combining this data with MSCI’s innovative climate risk analytics and corporate asset locations dataset or on-demand real estate offering, clients can now better benchmark, manage and mitigate the impacts of flooding on their investments.

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Founded in 2013, Fathom gives risk management professionals the most scientifically robust tools and intelligence to understand the climate’s impact on water risk. By publishing cutting-edge peer-reviewed academic research and applying it to real-world challenges, Fathom powers better decision-making for (re)insurance, civil engineering, corporate risk, financial markets, disaster response and government. Fathom’s dedicated team of scientists harness their passion for innovation and the environment to develop rigorous catastrophe models and comprehensive mapping and geospatial data that make a real-world difference to customers and communities worldwide. From December 2023, Fathom is a part of Swiss Re, one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance, insurance and other forms of insurance-based risk transfer, working to make the world more resilient.



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