FIDJI ACT REX 2026 will provide an opportunity to review the progress made by FIDJI ACT and discuss initial feedback and experiences. Companies involved in the initiative will share their experience of using the FIDJI ACT taxonomy across a sample of their real-estate portfolios.

Rémy Estran-Fraioli, PhD, CEO of Scientific Climate Ratings, will open the event with a presentation entitled “Climate Risks and the Brown Discount”, addressing the risks and costs of climate inaction, alongside Édouard Civel, Economist at EDHEC Climate Institute.

The FIDJI Institute creates digital, collaborative, and sustainable working practices serving the common good of the European real estate industry. The FIDJI ACT dictionary details the complete nomenclature of impact actions for the energy, low-carbon and ESG performance of existing buildings, across all property asset classes.

Registration & further information (French 🇫🇷).

Dans le cadre des French FinTech Weeks #FFTW26, coorganisées par l’ACPR, l’AMF et France FinTech, EDHEC Climate Institute, Scientific Climate Ratings et Scientific Climate Indices (SciX) vous invitent à une demi-journée de conférence explorant comment les avancées en science climatique, les données scientifiques et les nouvelles technologies financières permettent de mieux mesurer et intégrer le risque climatique dans les décisions d’investissement.

Des scénarios climatiques à la modélisation du risque physique, en passant par les ratings, les indices et les données répondant aux exigences réglementaires, la conférence réunira chercheurs, spécialistes des données climatiques et financières, fintechs et praticiens du marché pour examiner comment la recherche climatique peut se traduire en outils financiers actionnables.

Le programme explorera:

• Le risque physique, des impacts hyperlocaux à leurs effets sur les économies et les marchés financiers
• Les scénarios climatiques probabilisés et leurs implications sur la valorisation des actifs et la gestion des risques
• La traduction de la science climatique en ratings et en indices intégrant la résilience climatique
• Comment l’IA, les données satellitaires et les technologies géospatiales permettent d’anticiper les risques physiques, notamment les incendies de forêt
• L’évolution des besoins des investisseurs et des institutions financières, à mesure que données climatiques, réglementation, regtech et applications d’investissement convergent

La matinée débutera par une session consacrée aux travaux de recherche appliquée de l’EDHEC Climate Institute, suivie de deux tables rondes réunissant Scientific Climate Ratings, Scientific Climate Indices (SciX), ClimateInnov, Sequantis et Weastem.

L’événement sera l’occasion d’échanger à la fois sur les fondements scientifiques de l’évaluation du risque climatique et sur les défis pratiques liés à la transformation de ces connaissances en outils d’aide à la décision financière.

Veuillez consulter le programme ici.

English Version

As part of the French FinTech Weeks #FFTW26, co-organised by the ACPR, AMF and France FinTech, EDHEC Climate Institute, Scientific Climate Ratings and Scientific Climate Indices (SciX) invite you to a half-day conference exploring how advances in climate science, data and financial technology are changing the way climate risk can be measured and integrated into investment decisions.

From climate scenarios and physical risk modelling to ratings, indices and regulatory-ready data, the conference will bring together researchers, climate and financial data specialists, fintechs and market practitioners to examine how climate research can be translated into actionable financial tools.

The programme will explore:

• Physical climate risk, from hyperlocal impacts to their effects on economies and financial markets
• Probabilistic climate scenarios and their implications for asset valuation and risk management
• The translation of climate science into investment-grade ratings and climate-resilient indices
• How AI, satellite data and geospatial technologies can help anticipate physical risks, including wildfires
• The evolving needs of investors and financial institutions as climate data, regulation, regtech and investment applications converge

The morning will combine applied research from the EDHEC Climate Institute with two panel discussions bringing together Scientific Climate Ratings, Scientific Climate Indices (SciX), ClimateInnov, Sequantis and Weastem.

The event will offer an opportunity to discuss both the scientific foundations of climate risk assessment and the practical challenges of turning this knowledge into actionable tools for financial markets.

Please see the program here. 

To reserve your free ticket, please email events@scientificratings.com

Can you build a credible climate strategy without knowing your climate risks?

Most companies can’t – but many are trying. Climate risk assessment often ends up as a box-ticking exercise for reporting, while targets and transition plans get built somewhere else entirely. With ESRS E1 and the SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 raising the bar on transition planning, that gap is getting harder to ignore.

In this one-hour online masterclass, Galina Parmenter, Managing Director of Willow Sustainability and Mariya Peykova, Sales Director at  Scientific Climate Ratings, will join forces to show how climate risk analysis can become the foundation of your strategy, not an afterthought. Participants will learn how physical and transition risks can be quantified in financial terms — and how those numbers can shape their priorities, investments and resilience plans.

Participants will walk away with:

• A clear view of how climate risk assessment connects to ESRS E1, SBTi and CDP expectations.
• A best-practice process for when and how to assess climate risk — and how it feeds their strategy.
• Insight into how scientific quantification turns climate risk into business and financial impact.
• A practical framework for the building blocks of a climate strategy and transition plan.

Who should attend:

• Sustainability leads.
• Risk, compliance and finance teams.
• Strategy and transformation teams.
• Senior decision-makers driving climate action.

 Register for the masterclass.

PRI in Person 2026, the world’s leading responsible investment event, will be taking place in Amsterdam on 13-15 October 2026, marking PRI’s 20th anniversary year. Bringing together 1,500+ leaders and practitioners across the global investment community, this milestone event will feature expert-led debates and peer discussion on strategic issues shaping responsible investment. PRI in Person catalyses connections, providing a unique space for investors to engage with each other, share ideas, and work together on innovative solutions. The agenda is crafted with direct input from our signatories and stakeholders. Over three days, we aim to amplify thought leadership, investor action, and policy commitments to deliver real world outcomes. Participants will leave with the practical tools, evidence, and inspiration needed to overcome shared challenges and build a more sustainable financial system for the long-term.

Scientific Climate Ratings is delighted to be a Bronze Sponsor of the event.

Event information:

• 📝 Register for the event.
• ℹ️ More information about the event.

On 3 November 2026, Scientific Climate Ratings, alongside EDHEC Climate Institute, will host a conference during Paris InfraWeek 2026 focused on how physical climate-risk assessment can be translated into investable adaptation measures for both new and existing infrastructure.

Bringing together CDRI, IFC, Scientific Climate Ratings and the Blue Dot Network, the event will examine the full adaptation investment chain, from identifying and comparing resilience measures to quantifying avoided losses and financial returns, de-risking assets and recognising resilience in financing and investment decisions.

More details to follow.

Scientific Climate Ratings is pleased to be participating in the IGCC Summit 2026 to be held in Sydney on 24-25 November, 2026, where we look forward to connecting with institutional investors, industry leaders and other stakeholders.

The Investor Group on Climate Change’s annual summit brings together institutional investors and economic leaders to navigate climate risks, opportunities and policy change. Drawing on its network’s deep insight to help attendees make informed investment decisions at a time of increasing market and policy complexity and defined by the seniority of its participants, it is one of the most significant climate investment gatherings in the Asia-Pacific region.

In 2026, the summit explores a new investment reality and its implications for long-term capital. Geopolitical disruption, fragmented markets and strategic rivalry are reshaping the global investment landscape. In this environment, climate investment considerations can no longer be viewed in isolation. They increasingly intersect with economic strategy, trade and national security, influencing where capital is allocated, how infrastructure is financed and the pace of the energy transition.

Topics covered at the event include:

• Climate solutions strategies
• Uninsurable risk
• Capital deployment across Asia Pacific
• The critical challenges ESG and investment teams are navigating together in 2026

Event details:

•  Register for the IGCC Summit 2026.
• Learn more about the IGCC Summit 2026.

At the EDHEC Infrastructure & Private Assets Day 2026, taking place on Tuesday, 8 December in London, Scientific Climate Ratings will be hosting a session entitled “From Climate Risk to Asset Value: Measuring the Financial Impact of Climate Risk on Infrastructure Debt and Equity“.

During the session, Scientific Climate Ratings, will be sharing preliminary findings from its work assessing the financial impact of climate risk on infrastructure assets. The presentation will explore how different climate scenarios translate into changes in asset value, and importantly, how these impacts differ between infrastructure equity and debt.

The research highlights a significant difference between the two: under the expected climate scenario, the estimated portfolio-level value loss by 2050 is 21% for equity compared with 2.3% for debt.

The session will provide a particularly relevant perspective on the real-world challenges of valuing private assets, complementing the broader discussions on valuation and the application of the Total Portfolio Approach when portfolios include unlisted assets.

EIPA Day 2026 will bring together leading investors, asset owners, academics and industry experts to examine some of the key challenges facing private assets today — from valuation and portfolio construction to private debt, infrastructure and private equity.

Registration & further information.