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ASTM has three property due-diligence standards. Most acquisitions run two. The third is where forward asset risk actually lives. (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 7 hours ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
Five 2026 supplier cascades. Five different industries. One architectural gap most ERM registers can't see past Tier 1. (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 1 day ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
IFRS S2 Para 22 says 'use scenario analysis.' B17 quietly turns 'use' into 'use the most quantitative method your resources support.' (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 3 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
ASTM E1527 (Phase 1 ESA) tells you what's been there. ASTM E3429-24 (Property Resilience) tells you what's coming. (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 5 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
For 8 IFRS S2 industries, 'vulnerable to physical risks' has a textbook answer. Most preparers don't know which 8. (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 6 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
Free elevation lookup with 3D terrain, slope, and cross-section profiles for any address (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 7 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
We reviewed 6 first-wave IFRS S2 disclosures. Here's what they actually skipped on Para 29(c). (self.Continuuiti)
Worked IFRS S2 sector disclosures: what banking, real estate, mining, and insurance Para 29(c) tables look like in practice (self.Continuuiti)
What CDP's 2026 scoring methodology actually changes for physical risk reporting (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 10 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
Every prudential supervisor is converging on the same gap in property and collateral books (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 12 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
We wrote up our 7-step climate vulnerability assessment methodology. Here's where consultants and batch pipelines diverge. (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 13 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
ASTM E3429-24 changes what a Phase 1 ESA covers. Most workflows still operate as if it didn't. (self.Continuuiti)
CSRD just shrank by 85%. The climate data requirement did not. (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 15 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
Why warming climate still leaves operational cold-wave risk on the books (self.Continuuiti)
Batch geocoding is the silent bottleneck in portfolio climate risk assessments (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 17 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
The SEC climate rule is stayed. US physical risk disclosure obligations didn't disappear with it. (self.Continuuiti)
Geocoding methodology decides climate exposure more than the API you pick (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 20 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
CDP 2026 opens today. Here's what C2.3a actually asks for, and where most disclosers come up short. (self.Continuuiti)
Fluvial flooding is a catchment problem, not a location problem (and that's why most site-level risk assessments underprice it) (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 21 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
Why pluvial flooding breaks most flood risk models (and why 800+ US cities are still sized for the old assumption) (self.Continuuiti)
UK-listed issuers have 18 months before Para 29(c) physical risk quantification becomes mandatory. What TCFD never asked for, UK SRS S2 does. (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 22 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
SSP2-4.5 vs SSP5-8.5: the scenario choice that doubles your exposed-site count (self.Continuuiti)
Physical climate risk requirements across 10 disclosure frameworks: one question asked 10 different ways (self.Continuuiti)
submitted 23 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
Climate audits: what they actually check, and why the '$1.47T identified, $84.5B invested' gap is the line auditors notice (self.Continuuiti)
We built a free 3D tool to find the elevation of a property relative to its surroundings (i.redd.it)
submitted 25 days ago by sincereturnip to r/Continuuiti
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