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HY issuers need to adapt amid extreme weather events

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HY issuers need to adapt amid extreme weather events

Jennifer Munnings's avatar
Areeba Khan's avatar
  1. Jennifer Munnings
  2. +Areeba Khan
•15 min read

Physical climate risks are becoming increasingly systemic and severe. To illustrate this, analysis from the European Environment Agency (EEA) shows that from 1980 to 2022, weather and climate extremes caused EU member states’ economic losses to reach an estimated €650bn, including €59.4bn in 2021 and €52.3bn in 2022.

Rising physical risks impact companies differently based on the geographic distribution of their assets. In this feature, 9fin assesses HY issuers’ vulnerability to such risks.

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