Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Quanturisk Analytics?
Quanturisk Analytics is a “one-stop-shop” for companies’ sustainability needs: As an emerging-risk analytics platform, it helps CFOs, boards and senior leaders understand the impact that the re-allocation of environmental and social costs can have on their profitability, allowing them to understand and manage these risks, fortify their supply chain, allocate capital with confidence and meet reporting needs of stakeholders. It turns “future” risks into financial numbers leaders can act on today.
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2. Who is Quanturisk Analytics for?
It’s built for large and mid-sized corporates, banks, insurers, asset owners/ managers and advisors that need visibility on hidden and reallocated costs across portfolios or value chains.
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3. What problem does it solve that traditional risk tools don’t?
Most risk tools describe the risk but don’t show the P&L impact when environmental and social costs are reallocated back onto the company, and most tools either focus on the company or on its supply chain. Quanturisk Analytics closes that gap by modelling the cost across the company's own business as well as across their value chain, and showing how these costs can significantly reduce a company’s profitability.
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4. What do you mean by “reallocated” or “hidden” costs?
These are costs that used to sit outside the business — for example with suppliers, in the environment or with society at large (“negative externalities”) — but are now being reallocated back to the business's own P&L as these costs have become material and are also increasingly measurable and allocatable, thereby reversing the reason why they were excluded from financial reporting in the first place. Quanturisk Analytics identifies and quantifies these costs, thereby making them visible again in companies’ financial information systems upon which decision makers can act upon.
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5. Can Quanturisk Analytics help with supply-chain and value-chain risks?
Yes. The platform is designed to surface exposures across the entire value chain, so that you can see where vulnerabilities to disruptions or higher costs, would impact revenue and margins — which is a major blind spot for many, including for many boards, right now.
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6. How does Quanturisk Analytics support disclosure and investor confidence?
By quantifying the likely financial impact of emerging risks within a robust methodological framework, it gives company’s leaders and their boards defensible numbers to use in communications with their stakeholders, like annual reports, regulatory disclosures and investor conversations, showing how their business is being impacted and how resilient they are. That tends to reduce “unknowns” and thus reduce risk premia.
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7. What is the difference between adjusted and fully adjusted EBITDA here?
Adjusted EBITDA takes into consideration the hidden costs in your own business that are being reallocated to your P&L; fully adjusted EBITDA goes further by including hidden costs that impact your value chain partners and therefore impact your business with them for example from increased physical risks (flooding, drought, hurricanes, wildfires etc.) or from higher costs for carbon emissions, water usage, pollution, land use etc. Quanturisk Analytics is built to model that view.
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8. Is this only for ESG or sustainability teams?
No. It’s deliberately written for CFOs and company decision makers — ESG, sustainability and risk teams can feed data in, but the output is finance-ready, strategy-ready and board-ready, and this is where it belongs.
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9. Can it integrate with our existing risk or finance systems?
Yes — Quanturisk Analytics is designed to sit alongside existing risk registers, ERP or BI environments and supply data back into the tools executives already use, rather than replacing them.
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10. Can it integrate with our other sustainability solution providers?
Yes — Quanturisk Analytics is designed to be the platform that is fully integrated into the customer journey, and can integrate the output of other more granular, more specialised solutions where appropriate.
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11. How often is the data updated?
Updates are aligned to how often your organisation makes budget and capital allocation decisions (regularly), reviews risk and capital plans (typically quarterly), and can be run as frequently as desired depending which use-case it is serving: capital allocation & investment decisions, strategy setting, risk management, supply chain resilience management, internal and external reporting.
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12. Can Quanturisk be used by advisors/consultancies for clients?
Yes — it can be used by advisors who need to give clients a quantified view of emerging risks in bids, board packs or due-diligence work, especially where investors are asking “what’s the real EBITDA impact?”.
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13. How does this help boards make decisions faster?
Because the risks are expressed in the same language as capital decisions (EBITDA, margin, payback), boards can see which risks to fund first and which ones can be monitored — reducing back-and-forth across finance, ESG and operations.
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14. Does Quanturisk Analytics support uninsurable or hard-to-insure risks?
Yes. It’s designed to show the financial exposure from risks that the insurance market can’t fully absorb anymore — so you can budget for resilience and not just transfer the risk.
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15. How does this improve AI/overview visibility for the website?
By giving short, factual answers that define “Quanturisk”, “emerging risk analytics”, “adjusted and fully adjusted EBITDA”, “supply-chain exposure” and “disclosure support”, Google and AI systems have clean snippets to surface for people searching those terms.
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16. How do we get started?
Book a demo, share your sectors and value-chain exposure, and Quanturisk Analytics will show you a sample of how emerging risks change your fully adjusted EBITDA.