• SEB's Sustainable Finance Outlook warns the energy transition is too slow to avert material physical climate risks.
• Global sustainable debt transactions reached USD 1.6 trillion through September, up 15% year over year.
• Corporate issuers directed less than 3% of reported sustainable finance allocations since 2013 toward reducing vulnerability to climate risk.
• Water stress dominates physical risk exposure across fund market segments, highlighting water as a systemic financial risk and investment opportunity.
• The report identifies 48 European data centers among assets with the highest climate risk exposure across leading global markets.

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