According to a recent LinkedIn post from First Street, large asset owners such as Norges Bank Investment Management are increasingly embedding physical climate risk into portfolio management. The post highlights growing use of property-level hazard exposure data, including forward-looking scenario analysis, to inform valuation, insurance negotiations, and adaptation planning.
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The post suggests that this shift could elevate demand for granular, science-based climate-risk analytics across institutional portfolios. For First Street, the emphasis on transparent, physics-based hazard models positions its offering as infrastructure for investors seeking to standardize climate risk assessment at scale, potentially supporting deeper integration into asset-management workflows and broader adoption among financial institutions.