• Danske Bank analysis flagged rising investor focus on a potential 2026-27 “Super El Niño” as a near-term physical climate risk.
• ECMWF SEAS5 projected a peak anomaly near 2.95°C, while NOAA’s CFSv2 projected about 4.14°C, both above typical El Niño thresholds.
• Stronger events can disrupt operations, supply chains, logistics, costs, and demand, shifting risks rapidly into earnings and valuations.
• Nordic-listed companies face mainly overseas exposure via assets, suppliers, and trade chokepoints, with heat identified as the dominant hazard.
• Low water levels at the Panama Canal during 2023-24 was cited as a recent example of climate-driven shipping bottlenecks.

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