Measuring Physical Climate Risk: How CRE Professionals Can Manage the Impacts of Climate Change
Growing risks from climate change, such as wildfires, floods, and other hazards, are demanding that CRE professionals change their decision-making processes both from an economic modeling perspective and a functional one. In this session, experts from Moody’s dive into:
- The science behind climate risk data and how experts are distilling that information into actionable, useful insights for CRE professionals.
- How economists are integrating climate risk data into their forecasting models, and what the implications are for performance fundamentals.
- How investors, lenders, and brokers can functionally integrate this data into their decision-making.
Take part in a live demonstration of physical climate risk data and analytics across two solutions from Moody’s: Climate on Demand, a climate risk screening application, and REIS, a leading CRE analytics platform. Learn how CRE professionals are using these solutions to measure and monitor the impacts of climate risk on properties and markets in the US.
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SpeakersNatalie Ambrosio Preudhomme Associate Director - CRE Moody’s
Thomas LaSalvia, PhD Head of Commercial Real Estate Economics Moody's
Alex Murray Associate Director Moody's Analytics
Lindsay Ross Director Moody's ESG Solutions
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Natalie Ambrosio Preudhomme is an Associate Director at Moody’s on the Commercial Real Estate team, where she does research and market engagement focused on climate change. Natalie joined Moody’s through the acquisition of Four Twenty Seven, a leading provider of data on physical climate risk. At Four Twenty Seven she led editorial strategy and communications. Previously, Natalie helped develop an assessment of U.S. cities’ vulnerabilities to climate change and their readiness to adapt, at the Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative (ND-GAIN). She currently serves on the Urban Land Institute’s Pacific Northwest ESG Council, the International WELL Building Institute Investing for Health Advisory Council and the University of Notre Dame's Accountancy Department Advisory Board. Natalie holds a B.S. in Environmental Science and a Certificate in Journalism, Ethics, and Democracy from the University of Notre Dame and a Certificate in Climate and Investing from the CFA UK.
Thomas P LaSalvia, Ph.D. is the Head of Commercial Real Estate Economics at Moody's Analytics. Thomas, a former professor, brings his pedagogical prowess to his extensive research into the marketplace, with a specific focus on the multifamily sector. His work is frequently published in a variety of periodicals, and he spends a vast amount of time presenting his findings to a variety of industry and academic professionals. Prior to joining Moody's Analytics, he served in a consulting role for the firm while teaching classes in foundational economics and urban economics at The College of William & Mary.