We recently hosted a technical webinar focused on analyzing the financial risks of wildfires. Akshay Paul and Yuchen Dong from the MathWorks finance team presented how MATLAB can support financial… read more >>
Financial institutions are reassessing long-term risk models as physical climate events like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires become more frequent and more severe. Traditional natural catastrophe… read more >>
We recently hosted a technical webinar focused on climate transition risk, specifically assessing climate impacts on credit risk. Elre Oldewage and Sara Galante, both application engineers at… read more >>
The 2024 MathWorks Finance Conference brought together industry leaders to explore the evolving landscape of finance technology, with a focus on MATLAB applications. Across two days, participants… read more >>
The DICE (Dynamic Integrated model of Climate and the Economy) model has been a cornerstone for understanding the intricate interplay between economic activity and climate change. A recent… read more >>
In a recent webinar hosted by MathWorks, we were joined by Andy Cates, a senior economist at Haver Analytics, one of our Data Provider Partners. Sofia Ma, a senior engineer from MathWorks, and Andy… read more >>
Background
In the rapidly evolving landscape of financial risk management, addressing climate risk has emerged as a critical imperative. MathWorks, in collaboration with Marcus Evans, recently… read more >>
The following blog was written by Arpit Narain from the MathWorks Finance team.
1. Introduction
In today’s financial landscape, climate risk has taken center stage, demanding the attention of… read more >>
The following blog was written by Leslie Zhang, a Northeastern graduate who recently joined MathWorks Engineering Development program. This post aims to highlight the collaboration opportunities… read more >>
The following post is from Hang Qian, Software Developer on the Econometrics Toolbox Team.
Global carbon emissions have increased dramatically since 1901. However, the annual growth rates were… read more >>