ICE Climate
Quantifying climate risk and opportunities in fixed income and real estate
Wildfires, flooding, and increased insurance costs are driving integration of climate physical risk and transition risk into the assessment of portfolios and assets. Climate risks such as extreme weather events can impact the value of portfolios, while also serving as an additional input into identifying investment opportunities. ICE provides data and analytics that can help investors to quantify the impacts their portfolios and investments face from transition risks as well as physical climate risks posed by extreme weather events.
Reflecting our core focus on Fixed Income, ICE offers an array of climate metrics across several fixed income asset classes, including corporates, munis, sovereigns, MBS and more.
Manage your climate risk with ICE
Our climate data and analytics solutions
Physical climate risk
Physical climate data, scores and tools to manage climate risks and opportunities.
Climate transition risk
Transition climate data, scores and tools to manage climate risks and opportunities.
Social Impact
A range of datasets to help investors measure social factors and integrate social impact data.
Sustainable Bonds
Green, social, and sustainable bonds sourced from authoritative agencies and issuer documentation from our terms & conditions data service.
Regulatory Solutions
Data supporting the implementation of climate related regulation and frameworks.
Sustainability Indices
A range of fixed income sustainable benchmarks that account for ESG factors in addition to other criteria.
* ICE Data Indices in providing these Sustainability Indices is not intending to interpret or give guidelines on the EU Taxonomy disclosures nor the EU criteria for environmentally sustainable investments. Please refer to the methodology for each of the ICE Sustainability Indices for additional information: ESG indices, Green Bond indices and Carbon Reduction indices.
The climate related benchmarks are proposed indices and not currently live. Publication of any index is subject to completion of necessary regulatory and compliance processes.
Climate Data & Analytics
Our data, analytics and geospatial intelligence platform enable the assessment and linkage of physical climate risk, climate transition risk and alternative data sets to fixed income securities and real estate assets. Our geospatial platform allows us to link these risks to a wide range of asset classes, including:
Municipals
Securitized products (MBS)
Sovereigns
Entities (public and private corporates)
Real estate
Our solutions help enable market participants to identify and quantify risk exposures and assist with strategy development. Our data can help asset managers and asset owners manage their portfolios, the risk they face, and devise appropriate investment strategies to create and protect value.
Environmental Markets
Resources
Explore our curated collection of climate data and analytics resources to help you find the information, tools and support you need. Have questions? Contact us to speak to our team: [email protected]
Sustainability Spotlight
Join Evan Kodra, Head of R&D of Sustainable Finance at ICE, in conversation with thought leaders in the sustainable finance community to discuss the latest global trends in climate data, risk and impact.
ICE Climate Analytics for Municipal Debt
According to a report by Municipal Market Analytics in March 2024, the need for climate adaptation investment could lead to a 100% increase in annual municipal bond issuance by the mid-2030s.
ICE Sustainable Finance Data
ICE offers a range of cross asset sustainable finance data and tools that provide a comprehensive view of ESG issues to help you uncover opportunities, manage risk, and provide transparency to your clients.
ICE Climate Monthly Report
This report provides key insights, trends, and data on climate-related developments, market impacts, and regulatory updates, offering a comprehensive overview of emerging risks, opportunities, and industry shifts.
Insights and Research
Our sustainable finance data experts analyze the risks and opportunities in markets, and the extent to which physical and transition risk is being priced into portfolios and assets.
Code of Conduct
The Code of Conduct will improve transparency and trust in ESG data and ratings used by investors and financial market participants.
Property, mortgage and geospatial data
Property-level carbon emissions footprints for residential housing in Cumberland County, NC
ICE's property-level climate risk metrics cover more than 100 million U.S. homes and can help improve transparency and risk understanding throughout the housing finance sector. With our dynamic geospatial intelligence platform, users can apply ICE's climate metrics to individual loans, properties, and entire portfolios.
Building on our recent acquisition of Black Knight to advance data solutions in real estate and mortgages, ICE is leveraging the combined insight across its mortgage and climate risk metrics and is integrating this insight into existing municipal bond and mortgage-backed securities products to help investors get enhanced transparency into climate-related exposures.
Related insights
Climate & Capital Conference Session Replays
As part of NYC Climate Week 2024, we held the third annual Climate & Capital Conference brought together industry leaders from the investment, business, and climate communities.
Could a credit downgrade be worth it?
In the upcoming decades, municipalities across the country may have to take on large amounts of debt to build climate mitigation and adaptation infrastructure.
Measuring and managing climate risk in debt markets
Larry Lawrence, head of sustainable finance group, ICE Climate, explains how market participants can use climate data to manage their risk profile in a fast-changing world.
Climate & Capital Conference Session Replays
As part of NYC Climate Week 2024, we held the third annual Climate & Capital Conference brought together industry leaders from the investment, business, and climate communities.
Could a credit downgrade be worth it?
In the upcoming decades, municipalities across the country may have to take on large amounts of debt to build climate mitigation and adaptation infrastructure.
Measuring and managing climate risk in debt markets
Larry Lawrence, head of sustainable finance group, ICE Climate, explains how market participants can use climate data to manage their risk profile in a fast-changing world.