How organizations use MSCI’s climate solutions
Get ready for California’s SB-253 and SB-261 using MSCI’s climate data, models and reporting tools — helping you measure emissions, assess financial risk and build assurance-ready disclosures.
Prepare for SB-253 and SB-261 by producing comprehensive GHG inventories and climate risk reports aligned with TCFD and ISSB standards.
Identify emissions across portfolios and supply chains to strengthen Scope 3 data and demonstrate accountability to investors and regulators.
Assess physical and transition risks, translating climate exposure into financial impact.
What you gain
Turn regulatory compliance into opportunity with MSCI’s trusted climate data, analytics and forward-looking models.
Extensive coverage
Access 900+ climate metrics, including Scope 1-3 emissions, fossil-fuel exposure and low-carbon transition scores for over 10,000 issuers.
Portfolio-level financed emissions
Use Total Portfolio Footprinting (TPF) to measure financed emissions across equities, bonds and other instruments — aligned with PCAF standards.
Forward-looking risk modeling
Quantify transition and physical risk impacts using scenario analysis and geospatial hazard exposure data.
Use robust climate datasets and tools for disclosure, risk management and investment decision-making
Climate Change Metrics
900+ data points including Scope 1-3 emissions, fossil-fuel exposure and transition readiness scores.
Geospatial and Physical Hazard Exposures
Over 1 million asset locations and 70,000 companies, covering 12 hazards and 11 climate scenarios.
The California climate rules are coming fastMSCI can help you get ahead.
The Bill is Due: Physical-Hazard Revenue Losses Mount, Plans Lag
USD 1.3 trillion in potential impact underscores physical hazards as today’s problems, demanding urgent attention to adaptation, resilience and integration into corporate and investor strategies.
