Private Real Estate Markets

  • The commercial and residential real estate markets represent some of the most pivotal, cash flow stable elements of the United States economy.

    A changing climate reshapes the expectations institutional and retail investors should have on the extent to which assets in many markets and submarkets will be able to thrive alongside recurring risk.

    Climate Core Partners employs a data-driven methodology to invest in climate-oriented real estate that mitigates accelerating risks without sacrificing growth.

Liquid Alternative Assets

  • The $50 trillion listed equities market represents one of the deepest, most liquid, most efficient ways to allocate capital.

    A changing climate upends assumptions around the costs, profits and overall exposure of doing business in many parts of the United States and elsewhere.

    Climate Core Liquid Alts builds thematic portfolios that mitigate physical climate risk within a sector or market segment.

Credit Markets

  • The pricing of debt instruments in the $107 trillion bond market is based largely on the creditworthiness of the issuing entity: if the market has doubts about the ability of a government or a business to meet its debt service and repayment obligations, it would demand a higher compensation to be adequately paid for the risk.

    A changing climate recasts the risk inherent in every bond, debt or credit product, depending on its exposure to location-based climate risk.