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Climate and nature risk is business risk.

The Risilience-powered platform, Riise, delivers financially-quantified analytics to turn risk into business opportunity.

Turn climate and nature-related risks into actionable insights

Risilience empowers global finance, sustainability, and risk teams to quantify, plan, and act on the financial impacts of climate risks – driving transformation and competitive advantage in a low–carbon economy.

The Riise platform uniquely assesses both physical and transition risks through a single lens, enabling companies to identify high–ROI decarbonisation opportunities and integrate sustainability into strategy.

How we help

Riise translates climate-and-nature-related risk into decision-grade metrics that business leaders can act on.

With a unique capability to assess both physical and transition risks through a single analytical lens, Riise supports corporate transformation to succeed in a low-carbon economy.

Understand where decarbonisation initiatives bring the best ROI for your organisation and integrate sustainability strategically to establish a competitive advantage.

  • 01.

    Quantify

    Build a stronger foundation for reporting, disclosures, and strategic decision-making.

  • 02.

    Strategise

    Understand climate and nature risk exposure in financial terms to clearly and confidently drive strategic decision-making.

  • 03.

    Deliver

    Turn strategic decisions into financially informed, measurable actions for sustainable growth.

Who we help

Corporates

  • Reporting and disclosure

    Secure business insights by meeting reporting commitments across multiple jurisdictions and standards, with science-led rigour and credibility.

  • Advisory services

    An unrivalled and multidisciplinary team of experts is available to help you at any point along your sustainability journey.

  • Strategic decision support

    Empower and connect teams across the business to drive implementation of sustainability initiatives for commercial success.

  • Transition planning and insights

    Quantify and strategise for both climate-and-nature-related physical and transition risks to deliver a transition plan aligned with business strategy.

  • Financial

  • Banks

    Investment Bank ESG Advisory teams are at the forefront of guiding clients through the complex and rapidly evolving sustainable finance landscape.

  • Private equity

    Private Equity (PE) firms operate with a long-term investment horizon and a hands-on approach to value creation.

  • Asset management

    Asset managers face increasing pressure to deliver strong, risk-adjusted returns while navigating a complex and rapidly-evolving investment landscape.

  • Transition risks are expected to be the most impactful in the short to medium term, continuing the trends our five-year scenario analysis identified, as they relate to events such as policies and market behaviour that are either current or anticipated to come into effect in the near future.”

    Burberry, p50, Annual Report 2025

    “We partner with Risilience, a specialised climate analytics company which uses technology pioneered by the Centre for Risk Studies at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, to co-develop a digital twin platform, enabling the modelling of both physical and transition risks across our value chain over a 20 to 30-year time horizon.”

    CCEP, p37, Annual Report 2024

    “Our approach to understanding climate-related risks and opportunities is underpinned by scenario analysis. Climate and enterprise analytics technology (developed by the Cambridge-based consultancy Risilience and built on research and frameworks pioneered by Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies) provides quantitative analytics that inform risk management and decision-making across the Group.”

    Reckitt, P218, Annual Report 2024

    “Scenario analysis allows us to better understand the impact of climate change and how it could affect our company. It is a critical tool for strategic and financial planning and risk management.

    Nestlé CDP Corporate Questionnaire 2024, P156

    In partnership with Risilience… we have piloted an Earnings Value at Risk model to quantify potential financial impacts from both climate and nature-related factors. By simulating ‘what if’ scenarios, such as supply chain disruptions, acquisitions, or product shifts, we enable companies to assess their exposure to financial and operational risks and to build resilience into their business models.”

    Barclays, P27, Transition Update 2025

    Business risk in numbers

    50% of corporate earnings are at risk over a 10-year period from climate-related transition risks in a Paris-Aligned (Net Zero) climate scenario

    60% of the total climate-related risks across the global economy is represented by the utilities, food and beverage, energy and materials sectors that have the highest transition-related risks

    $244/tCO2 estimated global average price of carbon in 2030 in a Paris-Aligned (Net Zero) climate scenario

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