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Risk Scores in brief
Risk Score provides property-level risk ratings and supplementary information for any property, anywhere in the world. This highly granular data can be used to quickly evaluate and quantify risk from all physical perils at a range of statistical return periods.
Risk Score uses Twinn by Haskoning’s advanced risk indexing algorithms and integrates the most complete and up-to-date hazard data available. It provides a consistent and convenient overall risk rating, for every hazard, whilst also providing insights into the underlying hazard parameters, e.g. flood depth, wind speed and more. It is available as a full or partial database, via our online risk checking service and as spatial layers.
In October 2025, we launched our most significant UK innovation package to date at our customer event. At the heart of this release is FloodScore 2.0, now available in two versions designed to meet diverse customer needs.
FloodScore 2.0 delivers refined risk ratings that bring assessments closer to real-world conditions through utilising property-specific depth-damage modelling that reflects archetypes such as the type, size, and complexity of each building.
All versions build on the trusted FloodScore foundation you know, with enhanced accuracy and deeper exposure insights. FloodScore now provides options which incorporate building outlines and attributes from the National Geographic Database (NGD), delivering the richest property intelligence for every UK address.
All innovations are delivered through your existing integration channels in familiar formats, minimising implementation effort while maximising value.
Gain essential insights into flood risk influenced by climate emissions for every property in Great Britain, and an excellent introduction into our much richer, full FloodScore Climate database with the Climate Trend Indicator.
Associate Director Climate intelligence
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