Know what flood risk is doing to portfolio value

An asset or portfolio is under diligence and flood risk is not in the data room.

1. Run every asset coordinate through the layer
2. Read modeled depth and Flood Score per asset
3. Price the finding into the bid, or into the conditions

What you get: An independent flood view on the target, before the deal closes rather than after.

The portfolio was assembled over years, and nobody has ever asked this question across all of it at once.

1. Submit the full asset register for batch screening
2. Compute exposed share by depth band and by asset class
3. Identify the assets that carry most of the exposure

What you get: A portfolio-wide exposure baseline that can be tracked year on year.

Flood-proofing budget is finite and currently allocated by whoever asks loudest.

1. Rank assets by modeled depth rather than by incident history
2. Separate shallow assets, where plinths and drainage work, from deep ones
3. Sequence capex against that ranking

What you get: A defensible capex sequence tied to modeled exposure rather than to the last incident.

Physical climate risk disclosure needs a hazard basis that stands up to an auditor and to an investor call.

1. Use the published 1% layer as the hazard basis
2. Report exposed share of portfolio by geography and depth band
3. Cite the method, which is public, including its stated limitations

What you get: A reproducible, independently sourced exposure figure for disclosure.

A tenant whose warehouse floods stops paying rent long before the building is repaired.

1. Check depth at the asset and at its access roads
2. Flag assets where access floods even though the building does not
3. Factor the finding into lease terms and business-continuity conversations

What you get: A view of disruption risk, not just damage risk.