Physical climate risk manifests as both weather events and gradual changes, each of which pose unique challenges to owners and managers of buildings, homes and other facilities across the country. Government agencies need to face these challenges by considering how such properties will be impacted, and the resiliency measures available to them.
We shed some light on these issues by discussing:
- Climate risk modelling and methodology
- Moving from a current to future view of risk
- Case studies of representative engagements with government agencies
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SpeakersGloria Jimenez, PhD Market & Product Specialist - Catastrophe Risk Management RMS
James Partridge Senior Director, Industry Practice Lead Moody's Analytics
Mark Williams Client Director: Public Sector, Energy, & Infrastructure RMS
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Gloria Jimenez is a climate scientist and catastrophe modeler passionate about engaging with the insurance/financial services sector to meaningfully address climate change. Now a Market and Product Specialist helping to launch the next generation climate model solutions at RMS/Moody’s, she holds an M.S. in Earth and Planetary Sciences from the University of New Mexico and a Ph.D. in Geosciences from the University of Arizona.
James is an Industry Practice Lead in the Global Risk Solutions Practice, specializing in credit and climate risk analytics. He is responsible for solutions in credit, climate and ESG that relate to scoring, loss accounting, stress testing, and portfolio management in the Americas, Europe and Africa. James regularly contributes thought leadership in a variety of media including white papers and podcasts. James earned a PhD in Economics from the University of Western Ontario.