Primera Purpose Advisory and Weather Trade Net Partner to Further Advance the Integration of climate Risks in Financial Markets

As global industries grapple with the ongoing impacts of climate risks, addressing these challenges has never been more critical.

Today, we are proud to unveil our cutting-edge Climate Risk Assessment and announce a new strategic partnership with Weather Trade Net, a leader in physical climate risk data.

Our Climate Risk Assessment assesses geolocation and industry-specific exposure to both physical and transition risks and has been designed to identify and prioritize the unique impacts of extreme weather events.

Whether affecting your operations or investments, our solution empowers businesses and investors to integrate climate risks seamlessly into their strategies and investment activities.

We are proud to partner with Weather Trade Net to enhance our Climate Risk Model with granular, scientifically-verified data. This partnership equips investors, banks and companies with tailored insights to address climate risks pertinent to their circumstances and streamline their operational and compliance processes.    

Our Climate Risk Assessment offers:
- Precise yet practical risk assessment: Leverage granular data and cutting-edge climate risk models for accurate evaluations, while remaining easy to use and scalable to any industry.
- Actionable recommendations: Respond proactively with targeted actions based on identified vulnerabilities.
- Informed decision-making: Enhance operational and investment strategies with data-driven insights.

This launch marks not only the introduction of a powerful tool but also a strategic partnership. Together with Weather Trade Net, we're reshaping the way businesses navigate climate risks.

For more information on how our Climate Risk Assessment can empower your organization, reach out to us.

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