Transition Risk Exeter Limited (trading as Trex Analysis)

Trex Climate, Tipping Point Scenarios, TREX Resilience Metric

Trex Analysis is a University of Exeter spin-out focused on translating planetary climate dynamics, including tipping points and non-linear tail risks, into decision-useful financial climate-risk scenarios. Its Trex Climate work combines climate science, macro-financial scenario design and portfolio analytics for investors and financial institutions, with tools such as tipping-point scenarios and a resilience metric. Distinctive for explicitly connecting physical climate-system discontinuities with financial-risk and portfolio-decision use cases rather than treating climate risk as a linear extrapolation problem.

Vendor methodology

Transparency Score

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Public transparency, not model quality iThe Transparency Score (0–3) estimates public methodological transparency: the degree to which the vendor's analytical approach to modeling climate and nature risk can be assessed from publicly available sources. It is explicitly not a measure of vendor quality or accuracy.

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Product-level: public materials indicate risk scope and outputs, but little detail on modeling approach.

Product-level: the non-linear tipping-point approach is described in thought-leadership articles; FCA-sandbox admission is a registry signal, but no reproducible method is documented.

For further information, see the section 'Transparency Score methodology' in the Readme.

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