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Fathom and Climate X Strengthen Flood Risk Analytics Capabilities


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Fathom and Climate X Strengthen Flood Risk Analytics Capabilities

Fathom and Climate X combine flood information to enhance risk analytics, enhancing climate resilience and financial planning of international customers.

Fathom, a flood risk modeling and analytics provider, has collaborated with Climate X, a climate resilience analytics firm, to boost the evaluation and control of climatic risks. The partnership will incorporate the Fathom Global Flood Model into the Spectra and Adapt platform of Climate X, which increases the potential of risk appraisals in a variety of domains.

The floods have been affecting economies and infrastructure around the world and have cost the world more than $100 billion per annum in four out of the last five years. The collaboration will seek to cope with this increasing challenge by offering more reliable, data-centered values in planning and risk management as well as business continuity.

The current list of climate CX platforms equals 12 physical climate hazards: tropical cyclones, extreme heat, fire, and landslides. The integration of these datasets with the millions of simulated flood events at Fathom provides greater financial loss estimates accuracy both at the asset and portfolio level. The users will be in a position to model possible effects of various climates in the future.

"The deal is the first significant move to collaborate with Fathom and bring flood intelligence solutions of world recognition to our cutting-edge platforms; it promotes our leadership in climate resiliency," commented Kamil Kluza, the co-founder and COO of Climate X.

Karenna Vaughan, Chief Sales Officer at Fathom, said, "Taking our proven flood data and matching it with Climate X risk analytics would give clients accurate, science-guided information to be more adaptive and make an investment without fear."

The improved flood risk functionalities in Spectra and Adapt are projected to be accessible to clients in early 2026, which will be a major enhancement in risk analytics of climate-related planning and resilience.

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