Climate risk and regulatory change are reshaping real asset values. Most firms are still responding to each piece separately.
The firms best positioned in real assets right now are not the ones producing the most sustainability documentation. They are the ones whose leadership already understands where climate risk, regulatory change, and insurance market dynamics are heading — and what to do about it before the market forces the conversation.
Keyah Consulting works with climate data and analytics firms, institutions and foundations investing in the built environment, and real asset owners and advisors at that intersection.
A select few firms have stopped responding to sustainability complexity and started using it as strategic intelligence. They are the first call their clients make — not because they know more regulations, but because they understand what the regulations mean before anyone else does.
My work sits at the intersection of climate risk, emerging regulatory trends, and market dynamics across real assets — where the translation between what is coming and what to do about it either succeeds or fails.
Your clients need answers. Most firms deliver documentation.
The pressure hitting your clients right now is coming from every direction simultaneously. They’re not looking for a report — they’re looking for a firm that already understands where this is heading.
- Physical climate risk is now a valuation and insurability question, not a future scenario
- Sustainability regulation is accelerating across multiple jurisdictions simultaneously, and your clients’ obligations are changing faster than most firms’ advice
- Insurance markets are withdrawing from geographies and asset types that were considered safe five years ago
- Capital is repricing climate-exposed real assets faster than most advisory firms have updated their guidance
How Keyah works with you
Built Environment & Adaptation Expertise
Technical and strategic input for institutions, foundations, and built environment programmes navigating where adaptation and resilience are heading next — insurance retreat, regulatory direction, and emerging resilience strategy.
Explore built environment expertiseCommercial Translation
Climate and hazards data is only valuable if the people making capital decisions can act on it. Keyah translates technical peril and risk modelling into commercial positioning that climate data, analytics, and modelling firms can put directly in front of their clients.
Explore commercial translationStrategic Advisory & Board Briefings
Getting physical climate risk onto the board and investment committee agenda as a capital allocation decision — not a sustainability update. Applies two proprietary frameworks, The Valuation Gap and The Adaptation Imperative.
Explore strategic advisoryContent Partnerships & Thought Leadership
Co-produced research, strategic amplification, and speaking that positions your firm as the credible voice shaping the conversation on sustainable real assets — not commenting on it after the fact.
Explore content partnershipsTestimonials & Clients
Luke McCullogh, Aviva
Sophie supported Aviva’s recent event in the UK Parliament as an international expert on insurance and adaptation. She was instrumental in making the event a success… I would happily recommend Sophie as a speaker where her expertise in international insurance, adaptation and real estate is sought.
Sasha Meyer, Habitat for Humanity
Sophie conducted a comprehensive analysis of our organization to develop a tailored ESG framework, a range of recommendations…. Her expertise in this field led to a breakthrough in the way that we regard this important topic, setting us up for a new ESG approach internally and externally.
