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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.

NYSE Floor Talk

ICE + BAM Mutual executives on how the climate is impacting municipal bonds.

“The major benefit, is the ability to match the boundaries of this municipal entity to the exact location and to those risks. ICE is our number 1 and we use that evaluation on every transaction we insure.”

Suzanne Finnegan
Chief Credit Officer, BAM Mutual (ICE Climate client)

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:

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Municipals
Dollar Decrease
Securitized products (MBS)
Asset Prices
Sovereigns
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Entities (public and private corporates)
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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.

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Property, mortgage and geospatial data


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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.

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Turning climate risk into mortgage portfolio intelligence

On-demand webinar

Climate risk is no longer a future concern — it's actively impacting the $55+ trillion U.S. housing market today. We explore what the data reveals and what it means for mortgage portfolios.

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.

How are home insurance costs changing across the United States?

Access insights from ICE's 10-year study into the forces propelling rising insurance costs across the U.S. since 2014.

Turning climate risk into mortgage portfolio intelligence

On-demand webinar

Climate risk is no longer a future concern — it's actively impacting the $55+ trillion U.S. housing market today. We explore what the data reveals and what it means for mortgage portfolios.

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.

How are home insurance costs changing across the United States?

Access insights from ICE's 10-year study into the forces propelling rising insurance costs across the U.S. since 2014.