ATLARIS helps financial institutions and companies translate climate, biodiversity, and transition risks into priced financial impacts across revenues, CAPEX, OPEX, and valuation.
• No ESG scores. • No opaque ratings. • Just decision-ready financial variables for analysts.
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Climate change, biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation, water stress, regulatory pressure, and resource constraints are no longer only sustainability topics. They increasingly affect financial performance through revenue disruption, operating cost increases, additional capital expenditure, asset impairment, and valuation pressure.
Yet most environmental analysis still stops at disclosure, scoring, or qualitative risk mapping.
ATLARIS goes one step further: we translate environmental risks into measurable financial impacts.
Financial and ESG teams are under pressure to assess environmental risks, but existing tools provide aggregated scores, generic ratings, qualitative flags, and black-box methodologies.
These outputs may support disclosure, but they rarely answer the questions analysts actually need to address:
As ESG reporting becomes increasingly perceived as a burden, institutions need tools that connect environmental risk directly to financial decision-making.
ATLARIS identifies, quantifies, and translates environmental risks into financial variables that can be directly integrated into financial models.
Built on a database of 100,000+ climate, biodiversity, and transition risk variables, ATLARIS maps environmental hazards across economic activities, countries, and financial drivers.
For each project, company, or asset, ATLARIS uses economic activity classifications: NACE, GICS, or ISIC; and country exposure to identify relevant:
Each risk is mapped to the financial driver it affects — Revenues, CAPEX and OPEX.
ATLARIS then provides quantified impact ranges, time horizons, and risk-adjusted financial projections, enabling analysts to compare business-as-usual scenarios with environmental risk-adjusted scenarios. It combines environmental data, scientific literature, economic analysis, and stress-test scenarios to assess how environmental hazards may affect financial performance over time.
ATLARIS is designed to help analysts move from environmental risk identification to financial assessment.
The platform provides:
ATLARIS is not a reporting platform first.
It is a financial decision-support platform for environmental risk.
ATLARIS includes an AI agent designed to help users interpret financial simulation results and turn them into clear, actionable analysis.
The agent can support users in:
The AI agent does not replace analyst judgment.
It helps analysts move faster from data to decision.