Risk becomes tradable.
Weather contracts create venues for risk transfer and price discovery across temperature and climate outcomes.
Weather & climate markets
Quantitative research at the intersection of
atmospheric science and financial markets.
Weather derivatives
Quantitative research
Settlement precision
Risk-aware execution
01 / The firm
A specialist perspectiveWeather has always moved cash flows. We study the instruments that put a price on it.
HEAT Trading is a proprietary research and trading initiative focused on weather derivatives and climate risk markets. We develop quantitative models and execution systems for contracts linked to temperature, precipitation, and climate outcomes.
Weather contracts create venues for risk transfer and price discovery across temperature and climate outcomes.
Station identity, observation paths, official records, and settlement rules are central to how we understand each contract.
Models, data quality, execution cost, and position limits must agree before capital is deployed.
02 / Our approach
From observation to executionForecasts describe the weather.
Markets settle on rulebooks.
Our research focuses on the gap between the two, combining atmospheric data, settlement mechanics, market microstructure, and disciplined risk management.
Uncertainty is a reason to reduce exposure.
Sometimes, the right trade is no trade.
Surface observations, official reports, historical station behavior, and the settlement conventions of each event.
Probabilistic models for thresholds, tails, intraday paths, local regimes, and forecast bias.
Account for liquidity, spreads, queue position, venue state, transaction costs, and portfolio exposure.
When data, model, venue, or exposure is uncertain, our discipline includes the decision not to trade.
03 / Atmosphere
Live surface observationsTwenty settlement stations, coast to coast. Each line is the last twenty-four hours; each dot is the latest reading.
Surface observations from the stations HEAT follows, aggregated in 15-minute buckets. Shown for information only. These are not official climate reports and not contract settlement values.
04 / Markets
A focused mandateWe study listed and emerging instruments where weather outcomes can be priced, hedged, and traded.
Highs, lows, thresholds, records, and station-specific temperature paths.
Rain, snow, storms, and cumulative outcomes tied to official measurement.
Heat waves, cold snaps, degree days, seasonal anomalies, and duration-based exposures.
05 / Start a conversation
For investors, venues, data providers, hedgers, and strategic partners building the weather-risk market.