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Are you positioned to capture it? Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2026 07:45:43 -0600 List-Help: MIME-Version: 1.0 x-messageKey: 972403-740562363-46339908 X-Delivery: Transactional X-SFMC-Stack: 11 x-job: 514022033_124132 List-Unsubscribe: List-Unsubscribe-Post: List-Unsubscribe=One-Click X-Report-Abuse-To: abuse@pd25.com Message-ID: Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="V7nqWLJnKx0t=_?:" X-Spam-Status: No, score=0.5 X-Spam-Score: 5 X-Spam-Bar: / X-Spam-Flag: NO This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --V7nqWLJnKx0t=_?: Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit From AMOC to adaptation finance — the physical risk signals that matter most this month. ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/2026-04-29/91sgq/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw April Newsletter Climate risk is shifting faster than most models assume. Are your decisions keeping pace? 🌊 Ocean circulation is weakening — with consequences most risk models haven't priced in. 📈 Adaptation capital is becoming a competitive edge for institutions that can quantify returns. ✓ ESG disclosure is tightening — physical risk is no longer optional in reporting frameworks. From AMOC disruption to the rise of adaptation finance, April's signals are clear: the window for proactive risk management is open now. The institutions acting on forward-looking data will be positioned to lead. This month, Jupiter brings you new research, new resources, and the conversations shaping climate-informed capital decisions globally. New Research A Tipping Point That Could Double Coastal Flood Exposure If AMOC — the Atlantic Ocean's primary heat circulation system — weakens significantly, the hazard assumptions underpinning trillions in European and North American assets may no longer hold. Jupiter's new report is the first to quantify what that means for financial exposure, and what institutions should do about it now. ▶ Why AMOC disruption could amplify hazard exposure beyond current model assumptions ▶ Portfolio implications for financial institutions with exposure across the North Atlantic corridor ▶ How Jupiter's forward-looking scenarios incorporate AMOC variability into decision-grade analytics https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/amocreport/91sgt/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Read the AMOC Report https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/amocreport/91sgt/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw ESG Reporting Is Your GRESB Submission Ready to Defend? GRESB assessors are asking harder questions about physical risk — and generic risk scores won't hold up to scrutiny. Jupiter's guide shows exactly how to meet the standard: asset-level data, defensible scenarios, and analysis your investment committee can stand behind. Don't start from scratch. Map Jupiter's capabilities directly to GRESB's physical risk criteria and submit with confidence. https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/gresbebook/91sgx/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Get the GRESB Guide https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/gresbebook/91sgx/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Featured Resource The Institutions That Quantify Resilience Will Win the Capital Race Adaptation finance is moving from niche to necessary — but most institutions still lack the frameworks to evaluate it. This eBook gives financial decision-makers the metrics, models, and real-world context to move from risk awareness to capital deployment. https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/adaptationfinanceebook/91sh1/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Get Your Free Copy https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/adaptationfinanceebook/91sh1/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Expert Perspective Adaptation Finance Blog Series Rohan Hamden, Director of Global Banking at Jupiter, has published a three-part series exploring how adaptation finance is being operationalized by leading institutions — from measurement frameworks to portfolio construction. "Economic modeling suggests that every $1 invested in strategic adaptation can generate between $2 and $12 in economic benefits through avoided losses and preserved productivity. Yet private capital still accounts for a small fraction of tracked adaptation finance, largely because institutions lack the tools to quantify the returns." Part 1 https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/gap-in-climate-risk-management/91sh4/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Beyond Disclosure: Addressing the Precision Gap in Climate Risk Management → https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/gap-in-climate-risk-management/91sh4/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Part 2 https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/fying-adaptation-opportunities/91sh7/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw The Economics of Resilience: Quantifying Adaptation Opportunities → https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/fying-adaptation-opportunities/91sh7/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Part 3 https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/-expectations-for-climate-data/91shb/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Navigating Model Risk Management: Meeting Regulatory Expectations for Climate Data → https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/-expectations-for-climate-data/91shb/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Events Jupiter at Global Climate Events GARP 2026 Climate and Nature Risk Symposium London | June 9–10 Rohan Hamden, Director of Global Banking, will be presenting a session at GARP 2026 on one of the most pressing questions in climate risk today: "Human or Bot? Which aspects of physical risk assessment can AI do better than people?" As AI tools proliferate across financial services, the climate risk field faces a critical question: where does AI genuinely improve decision-making, and where does it introduce risk? Rohan's session cuts through the noise, examining: ▶ Where AI adds genuine value — including machine learning in damage distribution modeling, AI-assisted methods and knowledge bases, and report generation from validated production data ▶ Why hallucination is a structural property of AI — not a training problem — and why end-to-end AI platforms introduce unacceptable uncertainty in high-stakes physical risk analysis ▶ How Jupiter draws the line — and why that discipline is precisely what makes Jupiter's analytics trustworthy for the decisions that matter most View the Event https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/-2026-climate-nature-symposium/91shf/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Meet Rohan at GARP https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/contact/91shj/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw ClimateTech Connect — Recap D.C. Area | April 8–9 ClimateTech Connect delivered meaningful dialogue on how physical risk is being integrated into underwriting, credit, and portfolio strategy. The Jupiter team engaged directly with financial institutions on translating risk into action — and the energy in the room reflected how urgently this is moving from conversation to capital deployment. A highlight for many attendees was an introduction to the Jupiter Adaptation Hub — our platform that turns physical risk exposure into concrete adaptation pathways, with decision-ready outputs for finance, operations, and investment teams. If we missed you in D.C. and you'd like to see it in action, we'd love to connect. Request an Adaptation Hub Demo https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/contact/91shj/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw L–R: Rohan Hamden, Director of Global Banking; Kevin Cei, Head of Customer Success and Solutions; Jaz Sidhu, Head of Global Revenue "Building the Resilient Enterprise" panel featuring Rich Sorkin, CEO and Co-founder of Jupiter Intelligence, alongside representatives from NASA, Citi, Arcadis, and Climate Proof Colorado Climate Week — Recap Boulder | April 1 Colorado Climate Week brought together scientists, policymakers, and climate practitioners for focused dialogue on regional climate challenges. Jupiter's Max Evans, Senior Principal Solutions Architect, led the discussion — covering water risk, snowpack dynamics, and the data infrastructure needed for forward-looking climate decisions at the local level. The timing was fitting — Colorado had just closed out its warmest winter on record. Read on for Jupiter's full analysis of what that means for the region. Max Evans, Senior Principal Solutions Architect at Jupiter Intelligence, leading the panel discussion (far left) Climate Insights What We're Tracking This Month Analysis from the Jupiter Climate Insights team Temperature · Snowpack · Water Risk Colorado just experienced its warmest winter on record — and the downstream implications for water supply, wildfire season, and regional infrastructure are significant. Jupiter's April 7 analysis breaks down what the data shows and what it means for forward-looking risk assessment. Read more → https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/th-of-colorados-warmest-winter/91shm/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Jupiter in the News RINA Strengthens Climate Risk Capabilities Through Partnership with Jupiter Intelligence Jupiter's decision-grade climate analytics, combined with RINA's technical expertise, enable more accurate and actionable adaptation strategies across energy, infrastructure, real estate, and industry. Physical risk is no longer a distant concern. Natural disasters caused $224 billion in global economic losses last year — 92% of which were climate-related. Organizations across sectors need more than compliance checklists: they need site-specific insight into how climate hazards will evolve and where vulnerabilities lie. Together, the partnership enables organizations to: ▶ Accurately assess future climate risk exposure across assets, operations, and geographies ▶ Identify critical physical and operational vulnerabilities based on realistic, scenario-driven analysis ▶ Develop adaptation and resilience strategies aligned with actual risk levels and investment priorities "The organizations building and managing the world's critical infrastructure can't afford to guess on climate risk. Partnering with RINA puts decision-grade analytics directly into the hands of the teams who need it most." — Rich Sorkin, Co-founder & CEO, Jupiter Intelligence Read the Full Article https://info.jupiterintel.com/e/972403/026-04-15-jupiter-intelligence/91shq/742301367/h/nN-eVpOEfpZ_cJIUcXymf-bqTNDhH2E7y-mAWLLC-uw Take the Next Step Want to see how physical risk translates into real financial decisions for your organization? 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April Newsletter

Climate risk is shifting faster
than most models assume.
Are your decisions keeping pace?
🌊

Ocean circulation is weakening — with consequences most risk models haven't priced in.
📈

Adaptation capital is becoming a competitive edge for institutions that can quantify returns.
✓

ESG disclosure is tightening — physical risk is no longer optional in reporting frameworks.

From AMOC disruption to the rise of adaptation finance, April's signals are clear: the window for proactive risk management is open now. The institutions acting on forward-looking data will be positioned to lead.

This month, Jupiter brings you new research, new resources, and the conversations shaping climate-informed capital decisions globally.
 
 

New Research

A Tipping Point That Could Double Coastal Flood Exposure

If AMOC — the Atlantic Ocean's primary heat circulation system — weakens significantly, the hazard assumptions underpinning trillions in European and North American assets may no longer hold. Jupiter's new report is the first to quantify what that means for financial exposure, and what institutions should do about it now.

▶
Why AMOC disruption could amplify hazard exposure beyond current model assumptions
▶
Portfolio implications for financial institutions with exposure across the North Atlantic corridor
▶
How Jupiter's forward-looking scenarios incorporate AMOC variability into decision-grade analytics
AMOC Report
Read the AMOC Report
 

ESG Reporting

Is Your GRESB Submission Ready to Defend?

GRESB assessors are asking harder questions about physical risk — and generic risk scores won't hold up to scrutiny. Jupiter's guide shows exactly how to meet the standard: asset-level data, defensible scenarios, and analysis your investment committee can stand behind.

Don't start from scratch. Map Jupiter's capabilities directly to GRESB's physical risk criteria and submit with confidence.
GRESB Guide
Get the GRESB Guide
 

Featured Resource

The Institutions That Quantify Resilience Will Win the Capital Race

Adaptation finance is moving from niche to necessary — but most institutions still lack the frameworks to evaluate it. This eBook gives financial decision-makers the metrics, models, and real-world context to move from risk awareness to capital deployment.
Adaptation Finance eBook
Get Your Free Copy
 

Expert Perspective

Adaptation Finance Blog Series
Rohan Hamden Rohan Hamden, Director of Global Banking at Jupiter, has published a three-part series exploring how adaptation finance is being operationalized by leading institutions — from measurement frameworks to portfolio construction.
  "Economic modeling suggests that every $1 invested in strategic adaptation can generate between $2 and $12 in economic benefits through avoided losses and preserved productivity. Yet private capital still accounts for a small fraction of tracked adaptation finance, largely because institutions lack the tools to quantify the returns."

Part 1

Beyond Disclosure: Addressing the Precision Gap in Climate Risk Management →

Part 2

The Economics of Resilience: Quantifying Adaptation Opportunities →

Part 3

Navigating Model Risk Management: Meeting Regulatory Expectations for Climate Data →
 
 

Events

Jupiter at Global Climate Events

GARP 2026 Climate and Nature Risk Symposium

London  |  June 9–10

Rohan Hamden, Director of Global Banking, will be presenting a session at GARP 2026 on one of the most pressing questions in climate risk today:

"Human or Bot? Which aspects of physical risk assessment can AI do better than people?"

As AI tools proliferate across financial services, the climate risk field faces a critical question: where does AI genuinely improve decision-making, and where does it introduce risk? Rohan's session cuts through the noise, examining:

▶
Where AI adds genuine value — including machine learning in damage distribution modeling, AI-assisted methods and knowledge bases, and report generation from validated production data
▶
Why hallucination is a structural property of AI — not a training problem — and why end-to-end AI platforms introduce unacceptable uncertainty in high-stakes physical risk analysis
▶
How Jupiter draws the line — and why that discipline is precisely what makes Jupiter's analytics trustworthy for the decisions that matter most
View the Event   Meet Rohan at GARP
 

ClimateTech Connect — Recap

D.C. Area  |  April 8–9

ClimateTech Connect delivered meaningful dialogue on how physical risk is being integrated into underwriting, credit, and portfolio strategy. The Jupiter team engaged directly with financial institutions on translating risk into action — and the energy in the room reflected how urgently this is moving from conversation to capital deployment.

A highlight for many attendees was an introduction to the Jupiter Adaptation Hub — our platform that turns physical risk exposure into concrete adaptation pathways, with decision-ready outputs for finance, operations, and investment teams. If we missed you in D.C. and you'd like to see it in action, we'd love to connect.

Request an Adaptation Hub Demo
ClimateTech Connect Photo 1

L–R: Rohan Hamden, Director of Global Banking; Kevin Cei, Head of Customer Success and Solutions; Jaz Sidhu, Head of Global Revenue

 ClimateTech Connect Photo 2

"Building the Resilient Enterprise" panel featuring Rich Sorkin, CEO and Co-founder of Jupiter Intelligence, alongside representatives from NASA, Citi, Arcadis, and Climate Proof
 

Colorado Climate Week — Recap

Boulder  |  April 1

Colorado Climate Week brought together scientists, policymakers, and climate practitioners for focused dialogue on regional climate challenges. Jupiter's Max Evans, Senior Principal Solutions Architect, led the discussion — covering water risk, snowpack dynamics, and the data infrastructure needed for forward-looking climate decisions at the local level.

The timing was fitting — Colorado had just closed out its warmest winter on record. Read on for Jupiter's full analysis of what that means for the region.
Colorado Climate Week

Max Evans, Senior Principal Solutions Architect at Jupiter Intelligence, leading the panel discussion (far left)

Climate Insights

What We're Tracking This Month

Analysis from the Jupiter Climate Insights team

Colorado Warmest Winter

Temperature · Snowpack · Water Risk

Colorado just experienced its warmest winter on record — and the downstream implications for water supply, wildfire season, and regional infrastructure are significant. Jupiter's April 7 analysis breaks down what the data shows and what it means for forward-looking risk assessment. Read more →
 

Jupiter in the News

RINA Strengthens Climate Risk Capabilities Through Partnership with Jupiter Intelligence
RINA and Jupiter Jupiter's decision-grade climate analytics, combined with RINA's technical expertise, enable more accurate and actionable adaptation strategies across energy, infrastructure, real estate, and industry.

Physical risk is no longer a distant concern. Natural disasters caused $224 billion in global economic losses last year — 92% of which were climate-related. Organizations across sectors need more than compliance checklists: they need site-specific insight into how climate hazards will evolve and where vulnerabilities lie.

Together, the partnership enables organizations to:
▶
Accurately assess future climate risk exposure across assets, operations, and geographies
▶
Identify critical physical and operational vulnerabilities based on realistic, scenario-driven analysis
▶
Develop adaptation and resilience strategies aligned with actual risk levels and investment priorities
Rich Sorkin
  "The organizations building and managing the world's critical infrastructure can't afford to guess on climate risk. Partnering with RINA puts decision-grade analytics directly into the hands of the teams who need it most."
— Rich Sorkin, Co-founder & CEO, Jupiter Intelligence
Read the Full Article
 

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