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EDHEC-Risk Institute
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EDHEC Business School
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edhec-risk.com
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Private
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2001
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EDHEC-Risk Institute is an academic research centre within EDHEC Business School that develops data-driven climate scenario probability methods and risk assessment frameworks (SCR, CER) for asset managers, financial risk analysts, and coastal infrastructure planners.

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HeadquartersNice, France
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Nice
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France
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Europe
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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
climate risk research, financial risk analytics, portfolio risk assessment, climate scenario modeling, academic financial research
Industry6 codes
1Financial Climate Stress Testing & Portfolio Analytics (Banks, Asset Managers, Insurers)
CodeEUABALAEPrimaryYes
2Climate Risk Reporting & Disclosure Analytics (TCFD/ISSB, EU Taxonomy, CSRD, NAIC)
CodeEUABALAGPrimaryNo
3Transition Risk Modeling & Policy/Market Pathways (Carbon Price, Regulation, Technology Adoption)
CodeEUABALADPrimaryNo
4Climate Hazard & Catastrophe Modeling (Flood, Wind, Wildfire, Heat, Sea-Level Rise)
CodeEUABALAAPrimaryNo
5Climate Risk & Scenario Analysis (TCFD/IFRS S2)
CodeEUAHAJADPrimaryNo
6ESG Reporting, Disclosure & Regulatory Compliance (SFDR, EU Taxonomy, TCFD/ISSB)
CodeFSAAALAKPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice523940
  • Environmental Consulting Services54162
  • Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services54169
SIC code2 codes
  • Investment Advice6282
  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
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Climate Risk Research and Financial Analytics
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1EDHEC Climate Institute
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Research institute focused on climate-related risk assessment and climate scenario probability estimation

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EDHEC-Risk Institute conducts industry-relevant financial research with a specialization in climate-related financial risk, delivered through the EDHEC Climate Institute. It provides data-driven methodologies for assigning probabilities to climate scenarios (including temperature anomaly projections through 2100), and standardized risk assessment frameworks—the Scientific Climate Risk (SCR) system for coastal infrastructure and the Climate Economic Risk (CER) system for financial impact quantification—targeted at institutional investors, portfolio managers, financial risk analysts, and coastal infrastructure managers.

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  • 35-40% probability of global temperature anomaly exceeding 3.0°C by 2100
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Product and service3 records
1EDHEC Climate Institute Research
CategoryClimate risk research service
Description

Academic research service providing data-driven methodologies for assigning probabilities to long-term climate scenarios, including temperature anomaly projections through 2100 and scenario likelihood analyses (e.g., Oxford Economics scenarios). Targeted at institutional investors, portfolio managers, and policymakers who require rigorous probability estimates to inform climate-aware investment decisions.

2Scientific Climate Risk (SCR) System
CategoryRisk assessment framework
Description

A scientific risk assessment framework for evaluating climate-related threats to coastal infrastructure and livelihoods through standardized risk metrics. Designed for coastal infrastructure managers and resilience planners needing consistent, comparable measures of physical climate risk.

3Climate Economic Risk (CER) System
CategoryRisk assessment framework
Description

An economic risk assessment system designed to quantify and communicate the financial impacts of climate change scenarios on assets and portfolios. Supports institutional investors and risk officers in translating physical climate risks into portfolio-level economic outcomes.

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

S&P Trucost provides carbon and climate risk data used by asset managers for portfolio-level climate exposure. Directly comparable to EDHEC's portfolio climate risk methodology and target customer base.

TypeBroad incumbent
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MSCI is the dominant commercial provider of climate risk analytics for investors (e.g., Climate Value-at-Risk, Implied Temperature Rise) that EDHEC's research directly challenges. Comparable because both serve asset managers and institutional investors with climate portfolio risk quantification.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Bloomberg delivers climate data and analytics within its terminal ecosystem for institutional investors and risk managers. Comparable to EDHEC in serving buy-side and risk teams with climate-related financial decisioning inputs.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Moody's offers climate risk solutions (including acquired Four Twenty Seven and RMS catastrophe models) for financial institutions and infrastructure exposure. Comparable in combining physical/transition climate analytics for financial decision-making.

TypeDirect peer
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Climate Bonds Initiative provides standards, research, and data on green and climate-aligned finance for institutional investors. Comparable to EDHEC as a research-driven, investor-facing organization producing frameworks that influence portfolio climate decisions.

TypeDirect peer
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Ortec Finance provides scenario analysis and climate-economic modeling for pension funds, insurers, and asset managers. Comparable to EDHEC's probabilistic climate scenario and transition risk modeling for institutional investment portfolios.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Munich Re operates NatCatSERVICE and related climate hazard modeling for insurers and infrastructure. Comparable to EDHEC's coastal hazard risk work (SCR system) and broader physical climate risk analytics.

8RMS (a Moody's company)
TypeDirect peer
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RMS provides catastrophe and climate risk models for insurers and infrastructure operators. Comparable to EDHEC's coastal hazard/climate risk frameworks applied to physical asset exposure and economic loss estimation.

TypeEmerging player
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AXA Climate offers climate risk analytics and adaptation services to corporates and financial institutions. Comparable as a focused commercial spin-out combining climate science with financial/infrastructure risk advisory.

TypeEmerging player
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Carbon Delta (now MSCI) pioneered climate scenario analysis for equity portfolios with a probabilistic methodology similar in spirit to EDHEC's. Directly comparable in approach to quantifying climate transition risk for investment portfolios.

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EDHEC-Risk Institute

Climate Risk Research and Financial Analyticsedhec-risk.com

EDHEC-Risk Institute is an academic research centre within EDHEC Business School that develops data-driven climate scenario probability methods and risk assessment frameworks (SCR, CER) for asset managers, financial risk analysts, and coastal infrastructure planners.

EDHEC-Risk Institute firmographics

Firmographics
Name
EDHEC-Risk Institute
Legal name
EDHEC Business School
Website
https://edhec-risk.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2001
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
EDHEC-Risk Institute is an academic research centre within EDHEC Business School that develops data-driven climate scenario probability methods and risk assessment frameworks (SCR, CER) for asset managers, financial risk analysts, and coastal infrastructure planners.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

EDHEC-Risk Institute industry classification

Industry
Product category
Climate Risk Research and Financial Analytics
NAICS
Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940), Environmental Consulting Services (54162), Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (54169)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282), Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731)
akta.pro primary industry
Financial Climate Stress Testing & Portfolio Analytics (Banks, Asset Managers, Insurers) (EUABALAE)
akta.pro secondary industries
Climate Risk Reporting & Disclosure Analytics (TCFD/ISSB, EU Taxonomy, CSRD, NAIC) (EUABALAG), Transition Risk Modeling & Policy/Market Pathways (Carbon Price, Regulation, Technology Adoption) (EUABALAD), Climate Hazard & Catastrophe Modeling (Flood, Wind, Wildfire, Heat, Sea-Level Rise) (EUABALAA), Climate Risk & Scenario Analysis (TCFD/IFRS S2) (EUAHAJAD), ESG Reporting, Disclosure & Regulatory Compliance (SFDR, EU Taxonomy, TCFD/ISSB) (FSAAALAK)

Keywords

  • Climate risk research
  • Financial risk analytics
  • Portfolio risk assessment
  • Climate scenario modeling
  • Academic financial research

Where EDHEC-Risk Institute is headquartered

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Nice
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France
HQ region
Europe

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EDHEC-Risk Institute business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

EDHEC-Risk Institute product offering

Product offering

Core offering

EDHEC-Risk Institute conducts industry-relevant financial research with a specialization in climate-related financial risk, delivered through the EDHEC Climate Institute. It provides data-driven methodologies for assigning probabilities to climate scenarios (including temperature anomaly projections through 2100), and standardized risk assessment frameworks—the Scientific Climate Risk (SCR) system for coastal infrastructure and the Climate Economic Risk (CER) system for financial impact quantification—targeted at institutional investors, portfolio managers, financial risk analysts, and coastal infrastructure managers.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • EDHEC Climate Institute: Research institute focused on climate-related risk assessment and climate scenario probability estimation

Products and services

  • EDHEC Climate Institute Research Academic research service providing data-driven methodologies for assigning probabilities to long-term climate scenarios, including temperature anomaly projections through 2100 and scenario likelihood analyses (e.g., Oxford Economics scenarios). Targeted at institutional investors, portfolio managers, and policymakers who require rigorous probability estimates to inform climate-aware investment decisions.
  • Scientific Climate Risk (SCR) System A scientific risk assessment framework for evaluating climate-related threats to coastal infrastructure and livelihoods through standardized risk metrics. Designed for coastal infrastructure managers and resilience planners needing consistent, comparable measures of physical climate risk.
  • Climate Economic Risk (CER) System An economic risk assessment system designed to quantify and communicate the financial impacts of climate change scenarios on assets and portfolios. Supports institutional investors and risk officers in translating physical climate risks into portfolio-level economic outcomes.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 35-40% probability of global temperature anomaly exceeding 3.0°C by 2100
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use EDHEC-Risk Institute

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

EDHEC-Risk Institute technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability4 records

Feature3 records

EDHEC-Risk Institute competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • S&P Global (Trucost): S&P Trucost provides carbon and climate risk data used by asset managers for portfolio-level climate exposure. Directly comparable to EDHEC's portfolio climate risk methodology and target customer base.
  • MSCI: MSCI is the dominant commercial provider of climate risk analytics for investors (e.g., Climate Value-at-Risk, Implied Temperature Rise) that EDHEC's research directly challenges. Comparable because both serve asset managers and institutional investors with climate portfolio risk quantification.
  • Bloomberg: Bloomberg delivers climate data and analytics within its terminal ecosystem for institutional investors and risk managers. Comparable to EDHEC in serving buy-side and risk teams with climate-related financial decisioning inputs.
  • Moody's: Moody's offers climate risk solutions (including acquired Four Twenty Seven and RMS catastrophe models) for financial institutions and infrastructure exposure. Comparable in combining physical/transition climate analytics for financial decision-making.
  • Munich Re: Munich Re operates NatCatSERVICE and related climate hazard modeling for insurers and infrastructure. Comparable to EDHEC's coastal hazard risk work (SCR system) and broader physical climate risk analytics.

Direct peers

  • Climate Bonds Initiative: Climate Bonds Initiative provides standards, research, and data on green and climate-aligned finance for institutional investors. Comparable to EDHEC as a research-driven, investor-facing organization producing frameworks that influence portfolio climate decisions.
  • Ortec Finance: Ortec Finance provides scenario analysis and climate-economic modeling for pension funds, insurers, and asset managers. Comparable to EDHEC's probabilistic climate scenario and transition risk modeling for institutional investment portfolios.
  • RMS (a Moody's company): RMS provides catastrophe and climate risk models for insurers and infrastructure operators. Comparable to EDHEC's coastal hazard/climate risk frameworks applied to physical asset exposure and economic loss estimation.

Emerging players

  • AXA Climate: AXA Climate offers climate risk analytics and adaptation services to corporates and financial institutions. Comparable as a focused commercial spin-out combining climate science with financial/infrastructure risk advisory.
  • Carbon Delta (MSCI): Carbon Delta (now MSCI) pioneered climate scenario analysis for equity portfolios with a probabilistic methodology similar in spirit to EDHEC's. Directly comparable in approach to quantifying climate transition risk for investment portfolios.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

EDHEC-Risk Institute M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about EDHEC-Risk Institute

What does EDHEC-Risk Institute do?

EDHEC-Risk Institute conducts industry-relevant financial research with a specialization in climate-related financial risk, delivered through the EDHEC Climate Institute. It provides data-driven methodologies for assigning probabilities to climate scenarios (including temperature anomaly projections through 2100), and standardized risk assessment frameworks—the Scientific Climate Risk (SCR) system for coastal infrastructure and the Climate Economic Risk (CER) system for financial impact quantification—targeted at institutional investors, portfolio managers, financial risk analysts, and coastal infrastructure managers.

Is EDHEC-Risk Institute a public or private company?

EDHEC-Risk Institute is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was EDHEC-Risk Institute founded?

EDHEC-Risk Institute was founded in 2001. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is EDHEC-Risk Institute based?

EDHEC-Risk Institute is headquartered in Nice, France, in the Europe region.

Who are EDHEC-Risk Institute's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are S&P Global (Trucost), MSCI, Bloomberg, Moody's and Munich Re. Direct peers are Climate Bonds Initiative, Ortec Finance and RMS (a Moody's company). Emerging players are AXA Climate and Carbon Delta (MSCI).

Does EDHEC-Risk Institute have an API?

No public API is recorded for EDHEC-Risk Institute.

What industry is EDHEC-Risk Institute in?

EDHEC-Risk Institute's product category is Climate Risk Research and Financial Analytics. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUABALAE, Financial Climate Stress Testing & Portfolio Analytics (Banks, Asset Managers, Insurers), with a secondary code of EUABALAG, Climate Risk Reporting & Disclosure Analytics (TCFD/ISSB, EU Taxonomy, CSRD, NAIC). Its NAICS code is 523940 and its SIC code is 6282.

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GlobeNewswireIntroducing the EDHEC-Princeton Retirement Goal-Based Investing Index Series - an answer to the retirement problemEDHEC-Risk Institute and Princeton University introduced the EDHEC-Princeton Retirement Goal-Based Investing Index Series, designed to measure retirement savings' purchasing power in terms of replacement income. The series provides a benchmark for dynamic, risk-managed retirement solutions, addressing shortcomings of existing target date funds.GlobeNewswireEDHEC Smart Beta Day Europe 2018 to Focus on Risk Allocation in Smart Beta InvestingEDHEC Smart Beta Day Europe 2018 will be held on March 20, 2018, at the Grange Tower Bridge Hotel in London, focusing on risk allocation in smart beta investing. The event is organized by EDHEC-Risk Institute's ERI Scientific Beta, which aims to promote smart beta design and implementation.GlobeNewswireEDHEC Risk Institute releases major new research on misconceptions in smart beta investingEDHEC Risk Institute released research on ten common misconceptions in smart beta investing, covering performance drivers, investability hurdles, and strategy design choices. The analysis finds that many superficially convincing claims lack solid foundations, urging a more nuanced understanding of smart beta's benefits and risks.GlobeNewswireNew margin regulations for the non-cleared OTC derivatives to reduce systemic risk across financial marketsEDHEC-Risk Institute published a position paper on new margin regulations for non-cleared OTC derivatives, effective September 2016. The framework, based on BCBS/IOSCO recommendations, requires banks to hold initial margin collateral to protect against counterparty default. The paper discusses model-based approaches and liquidity concerns.GlobeNewswireFactor crowding, monkey arguments, cheaper alpha, rebalancing effect and many others - Live press webinar on July 1 at 3:30pm CETEDHEC-Risk Institute will host a press webinar on July 1, 2016, to present new research on ten misconceptions in smart beta investing. The research covers factor crowding, cheaper alphas, rebalancing effects, and liquidity issues, and will be presented by Felix Goltz.GlobeNewswireYale School of Management is teaming up once again with EDHEC-Risk InstituteYale School of Management and EDHEC-Risk Institute will launch the second edition of their joint certificate in Risk and Investment Management from January 2016, with seminars in London and New Haven. The program covers four modules on asset allocation, risk premia, alternative assets, and multi-asset products, with completion over 1-2 years.GlobeNewswireIs infrastructure an asset class? Can infrastructure play a role in developing liability-driven investment strategies and improving diversification?Yale SOM and EDHEC-Risk Institute will hold seminars on alternative investments, including infrastructure, in London and New Haven. The sessions will review performance evidence for listed and unlisted infrastructure investments and propose new approaches to measure risk-adjusted performance. They will also examine direct investing versus delegation to specialist managers.GlobeNewswireEDHEC-Risk Institute publication shows that smart beta risks can be controlled while benefitting from smart beta performanceEDHEC-Risk Institute published research showing smart beta performance can be reconciled with risk control through risk allocation. Using Relative Equal Risk Contribution or Relative Global Minimum Variance approaches, tracking error is around 2.5% and relative drawdown 5% in a developed-world universe. The study also shows factor risk parity can be met in long-only allocations.