Summary
Anthony Schrapffer is a climate scientist and data-driven leader with eight years’ experience translating high-resolution climatology and hydrology research into actionable risk metrics for finance and infrastructure. As Scientific Director at EDHEC Climate Institute and Chief Scientific Officer of Scientific Climate Ratings, he architects forward-looking physical risk models that feed asset-level valuation and resilience strategies across Paris, London and Singapore teams. His background—PhD-level climate modelling, engineering training, and hands-on work with satellite precipitation, floodplain dynamics and credit-risk integration—lets him bridge academic rigor and operational financial tools. He has driven implementations of internal physical risk platforms at ING and built corporate and real estate climate vulnerability assessment methodologies used in credit and project finance. Known for blending interdisciplinarity with policy alignment, he emphasizes transparency and reproducibility in climate metrics to inform investors and regulators. Notably, his work often pairs high-resolution physical models with practical decision frameworks, turning complex earth-system signals into tangible adaptation and investment guidance.
8 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Lycée Pierre et Marie Curie
Academic Exchange, Environmental Engineering, Academic Exchange, Environmental Engineering at Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (Oficial)
Engineer’s Degree, Civil Engineering, Engineer’s Degree, Civil Engineering at Ecole des Mines de Nancy
Lycée Henri Poincaré
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Exact & Natural Sciences, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Exact & Natural Sciences at University of Buenos Aires
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Atmospheric Sciences and Climatology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Atmospheric Sciences and Climatology at Institut Polytechnique de Paris
French, English, Spanish, Portuguese