Exoshock – Solutions for Global Disruptive Risks

Exoshock is really delighted to confirm the involvement of Exoshock’s key Science Team and the main person Roberto Pasqualino both at the COP 26 event and in the period before and multiple events prior to the main event.

It clearly demonstrates our Climate Change credentials and our contribution to the challenge of containing Climate impacts on humanity for our future generations, and especially also by sharing the Climate Change impacts to us all across the globe.

The Carbis Bay G7 Summit will be held in Carbis Bay, Cornwall from 11-13th June 2021 and Australia, India and South Korea invited as guest countries. Exoshock has recently been approached to look at some of the key agenda points relating to Climate Change and provide some comments/responses .

IXION & INNOVATE UK defined Exoshock as:

The world’s economy is a highly complex, interdependent network of financial structures at the tipping point for system change of both the energy and climate systems.
As such, it is highly susceptible to cascading shocks such as trade deals, civil unrest, geopolitical complications, climate impact, and the pandemic..
Standard econometric models take into account past trends and variability, but crucially they assume future behaviour will always follow the past.
Also, since these do not model the economy as a system, they are unable to take into account feedback and assume infinite resources.
Finally, most existing models require expert users to interpret the results.
Unlike other models, Exoshock is built on a unique Systems Dynamics platform that can model 6000 parameters connected to each other by 18 million internal links, with full feedback modelling.
Crucially, Exoshock also takes into account resource constraints; an increasingly important issue when reserves of key commodities are dangerously low.
Thanks to the design, Exoshock can also be used by a non-expert.
Exoshock is an exceptionally well-positioned start-up intending to commercialise a world-class systemic risk modelling platform made accessible and usable through a robust and scalable SaaS product delivered via the cloud.

We are experts in risk assessment and computer modelling, with a focus on reducing global risks that disrupt the economy.

WHY EXOSHOCK

We develop hybrid system dynamics econometric models, linked to complex networks and machine learning technology to assess complex risks of the real world.

EXOGENOUS RISKS

We apply disruptive exogenous shocks to systems, and trace propagations and feedback loops within the trade networks of our models.

CORE VALUES

We believe in sustainability analysis. We comply with TCFD standard assessing both transition and physical risks emerging from climate change.

BUY OUR BOOK

Check out our book “Resources, Financial Risks and the Dynamics of Growth – Systems and Global Society”. Authors: Roberto Pasqualino and Aled Jones.

Our Models and Products

We are specialists in the modelling of global risks. This consists in industrial modelling, embedded in the financial trade networks within the wider ecosystems.

We keep developing and updating our models. Some of these can be found below:

Economic Risk Resources and Environment (ERRE) model

The ERRE is a globally aggregated impact assessment model created for the analysis of financial risks emerging from the interaction between economic growth and environmental limits in the 21st century. It models fossil fuels, renewables, food system, and the wider supply chain. These are linked with a banking and government sector while facing the threat of climate change and resource depletion.

Coronavirus Tracker

The covid tracker model, is a newly developed model created to address the uncertainties of economic pandemic. The model is a fully epidemiology dynamic model, embedding the feedback effects of policy making to determine the threshold between economic performance and pandemic diffusion. The model calibrates on data of all countries in the world using machine learning technology applied to our dynamic model, and is updated on the weekly basis.

Disruptive Supply Chain Risks model

This is our flagship product. It consists in an advanced and scalable supply chain, market place, portfolio modelling solution build around business dynamics and machine learning technologies. We combine complex dynamic modelling with machine learning technologies to tailor our model to ecosystems of firms.

Global Databases

We collected and cleaned a dataset of 200 variables for 212 countries, both in the forms of networks and time series from the year 2000. These data can be applied to implement automated calibration linking our dynamic models with machine learning techniques in the Ventity software. We are open to calibrate our models on clients data.

Our Technology relies on Ventana Inc

We believe in the use of data and machine learning to support better understanding of systems. Ventity software allows to:

Dynamic Modelling

Ventity supports dynamic modelling technology and simplifies the use of complex systems modelling.

Unique data architecture

Supports a unique network data architecture that simplifies by a factor of hundreds of times the ability to ingest data in the models.

Machine Learning / AI embedded

Embeds machine learning and AI algorithms to seek optimum analysis in the entire datasets.

Power of simulation

It is extremely efficient in its ability to simulate scenarios, at faster and optimized rates.

Our analysis complies with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures

We comply to the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) standard for simulation modelling and scenario analysis, in terms of model transparency and assessment of both physical and transition risks from climate change.

Short-Term: Physical Risks

Physical risks are shocks from climate change such as hurricanes, floods and droughts, that can impact food production, and security, damage our cities, and heavily influence insurance businesses and economic performance.

Long-Term: Transition Risks

We model energy markets and climate change. This allows to assess the potential hypothesis of carbon taxes, and government interventions in global market and assess the potential of stranded assets in various countries.

Our Blog

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Helicopter Money – Timing for maximizing economic recovery from the covid-19 supply chains and demand disruption

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Western world consumer demand reduction & the rise of Food Real Price Index and Food Poverty

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