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As the experts in physical risk, we’re here to share our latest insights and analysis in the rapidly evolving world of climate physical risk.

XDI named a global leader in physical climate risk analysis by Forrester and Verdantix

XDI Launches Powerful New Climate Risk Screening Tool for Large Sites

XDI Launches XDI Climate Risk Hub: A New Platform for On-Demand Physical Climate Risk Analysis

2024 XDI Asia-Pacific Real Estate Investment Trust Physical Climate Risk Report

XDI named a global leader in physical climate risk analysis by Forrester and Verdantix

Tropical Cyclone Alfred could drive up insurance premiums in southern Queensland, experts warn

XDI Launches Powerful New Climate Risk Screening Tool for Large Sites

Green Central Banking: Why climate stress tests must support investment and the role regulators can play

Climate-proofing your next home and Virginia Trioli serves a bit on the side

XDI Launches XDI Climate Risk Hub: A New Platform for On-Demand Physical Climate Risk Analysis

International Climate Technology Leaders, XDI and Vyzrd, in an Industry Defining Partnership

ABC 730 report: Experts say updated flood zone modelling could leave some homes ‘uninsurable'

South China Morning Post: China’s extreme weather raises alarm about the country’s disaster insurance gaps

Realty +: Australia & New Zealand Property Markets Face Climate Risk

Bangkok Post: Asia-Pacific real estate assets at high risk from climate change

Reuters: Asia-Pacific real estate assets at 'high risk' from climate change, consultancy says

The Business Times: Nearly one in 10 Apac Reit assets at high risk from climate change: report

Wired: Banks Are Finally Realizing What Climate Change Will Do to Housing

MoneyFM Singapore interview with Philip Tapsall - Bigger Picture: Nearly one in 10 Apac Reits assets at high risk from climate change

XDI partners with Climate Arc and University of Oxford on physical risk and adaptation

XDI delivers Physical Risk Assessment Platform to banks in Hong Kong

How risky is your real estate investment? New report exposes APAC REIT vulnerability to climate change extreme weather

2024 XDI Asia-Pacific Real Estate Investment Trust Physical Climate Risk Report

Why now is the time to embrace adaptation (and how you can get started)

2024 XDI Gross Domestic Climate Risk Report

XDI Hurricane and Tropical Cyclone Analysis

Hospitals in the eye of the storm: New report exposes risk of hospital shutdowns from extreme weather

2023 XDI Global Hospital Infrastructure Physical Climate Risk Report

Alphabet soup: deciphering physical climate risk disclosure

XDI restructures to focus on tech delivery and Asia/Europe expansion

Sovereign bond risk: the climate punch

XDI Announces Climate Risk Data on 34 million UK Addresses to Support Mortgage Lenders

XDI releases world-first comparison of every state’s physical climate risk

“Before getting overwhelmed” - the Indian Federal Reserve’s clear eye on climate risk

ABC News: Flooding across eastern Australia prompts property investors to ask ‘pertinent’ questions

Ready or not: Mandatory disclosure is coming to Australia

The unknown unknowns: The crucial missing piece from both climate and nature disclosure rules

The Hub is coming

A new era in physical climate risk reporting?

Uninsurable future?
2024 XDI Asia-Pacific Real Estate Investment Trust Physical Climate Risk Report
PUBLIC DATA RELEASE
2024 XDI Asia-Pacific Real Estate Investment Trust Physical Climate Risk Report
The 2024 XDI Asia-Pacific Real Estate Investment Trust Physical Climate Risk Report analyses 2,134 assets held around the world by the largest (by market capitalisation) REITs in Japan, Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong - 20 APAC REITs in total. It also ranks these 20 APAC REITS according to their physical climate risk by 2050.
The purpose of the report is to offer a snapshot of the impact of increasing physical risks from climate change on significant REIT portfolios. More broadly, the results can be used to prompt a wider exploration of climate change risks to global realestate investments and responses at an asset, portfolio and city level. The findings underpin the need for continued efforts to avoid a high-emissions future, and the benefits of investment in both low emissions solutions and climate resilience. We hope the information will be used to encourage identification of risk, transparent reporting, action on adaptation and support for emissions reductions.