News · HKMA · 10 Jul 2025
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has released the formal version of its Physical Risk Assessment Platform to help authorized institutions enhance their understanding of physical climate risks. This update introduces expanded hazard models including tropical cyclone storm surge and landslide capabilities, alongside localized building archetype settings and improved system performance features. The regulator encourages all authorized institutions to register for the tool and notes that further training workshops and continuous enhancements will be provided to support the banking sector.
55th Floor, Two International Finance Centre, 香 港 中 環 金 融 街 8 號 國 際 金 融 中 心 2 期 55 樓 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong 網 址:www.hkma.gov.hk Website: www.hkma.gov.hk Banking Policy Department Our Ref: B1/15C B9/197C 10 July 2025 The Chief Executive All Authorized Institutions Dear Sir/Madam, Formal Version of Physical Risk Assessment Platform I am writing to inform you that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (“HKMA”) has released the formal version of the Physical Risk Assessment Platform (“the Platform”). The HKMA encourages all authorized institutions (“AIs”) to make use of the Platform to enhance their understanding of physical risk. In May 2024, the HKMA launched the beta version of the Platform in collaboration with KPMG Advisory (Hong Kong) Limited and XDI Pty Ltd. 1 The Platform was developed with the objective of providing an exploratory and capacity building tool to facilitate physical risk assessments. Since the release of the beta version, 86 AIs have registered for the Platform and there are now more than 500 users. To address user feedback and to improve the capabilities of the Platform, significant enhancements were rolled out in the past few months. Key Enhancements
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