Climate Global ETFs Insights & Press

June 08, 2026
How Climate Risk Is (and Isn’t) Being Priced Into Real Estate Portfolios
Real estate markets have always reflected risk. Interest rates, tenant demand, and local economic conditions tend to show up relatively quickly in pricing and valuations, but not all risks move at the same speed.
June 04, 2026
Drought & Real Estate
You can rebuild after a flood. You can't manufacture water.
June 04, 2026
Flood Risk & Real Estate
The most common U.S. natural disaster is also the most mispriced — and it's already repricing real estate.
June 04, 2026
Hail Risk & Real Estate
Hail costs U.S. insurers more than hurricanes most years. Why isn't that in your portfolio analysis?
June 04, 2026
Heat Stress & Real Estate
Heat doesn't destroy buildings in a day. It erodes margins, year after year — and it's the deadliest U.S. weather peril.
June 04, 2026
Hurricane Risk & Real Estate
One storm can cause more losses than the previous decade — and they're getting stronger, faster.
June 04, 2026
Sea Level Rise & Real Estate
Tidal flooding is already disrupting U.S. coastal communities on clear, sunny days — and the starting point keeps rising.
June 04, 2026
Tornado Risk & Real Estate
Tornado Alley has moved. Has your portfolio?
June 04, 2026
Wildfire Risk & Real Estate
Insurers are leaving entire states. What does that mean for the real estate in your portfolio?
June 04, 2026
Wind Risk & Real Estate
Not every damaging wind event is a hurricane or a tornado. A single derecho can cost more than either.
May 25, 2026
When Insurance Markets Reprice Risk, Real Estate Markets Tend to Follow
For many investors, climate risk often shows up in long-term projections and policy debates, which can make it feel distant from day-to-day investing decisions.
March 24, 2026
From Market Cap to Property Reality: Rethinking How REIT Indexes Are Built
Big REITs don’t always mean resilient properties. Learn how CLIM uses insurance-industry models to capture climate risk others may miss.
March 16, 2026
Climate Global and Moody’s Power the First Index and ETF of Climate-Resilient REITs
San Carlos, CA — March 16, 2026 —Climate Global and Exchange Traded Concepts today announced the Climate Global – Climate-Resilient REIT Index ETF (Ticker: CLIM)
March 12, 2026
Behind the Build: How CLIM’s Index Methodology Shapes REIT Holdings
See how we build a climate-resilient REIT index using property-level risk analytics and insurance models to measure real estate exposure.
March 03, 2026
REITs & Climate Risk
Understanding physical risk exposure in real estate investment trusts
March 03, 2026
Catastrophe Models & Data
How insurers use catastrophe models to price risk
March 03, 2026
How Insurers Price Climate Risk
The mechanisms by which insurance markets translate physical hazards into financial terms

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