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Climate risk is financial risk: a factory that floods, an oil reserve worthless by Friday. Yet most investors carrying that exposure are just guessing. Linda Wu spent her early career quantifying it by hand inside a capital firm, then decided the problem was too big to do by hand. Her company, SustainAlpha, is an AI that turns climate risk into an actual number a portfolio manager can act on.
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