Dr Anubhav Choudhary
- Position: Researcher in Climate Finance Analytics
- Areas of expertise: Climate finance; Climate risk; Indian monsoon; Himalayan climate dynamics
- Email: A.Choudhary@leeds.ac.uk
- Location: 6 Nexus
- Website: UK Centre for Greening Finance & Investment | LinkedIn | Googlescholar | Researchgate | ORCID
Profile
I joined the University of Leeds in July 2023 as a Researcher in Climate Finance Analytics.
At the UK Centre for Greening Finance & Investment, I have worked on translating climate hazards into practical risk insights for financial institutions, such as those in the mortgage sector.
I am now a Co-Lead/ Co-Investigator on a UKRI-funded project developing economic early-warning signals for the insurance sector in the context of accelerated climate change and Earth-system tipping points. The project brings together climate science, finance and wider societal perspectives to help the insurance sector anticipate emerging risks and build resilience.
Before joining Leeds, I was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany, studying extratropical cyclones and the atmospheric processes that shape them. I completed my PhD at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, India, where I investigated Indian monsoon simulations using regional climate models, including research at the University of Würzburg through a DAAD fellowship awarded by Goernment of Germany.
My broader interests include finanical risks from extreme weather and the links between climate science and real-world decision-making.
Research interests
I am an interdisciplinary climate researcher and particularly enjoy applied, collaborative work that connects physical climate science with real-world decisions in finance sector.
My research interests include:
- translating physical climate hazards into practical risk insights for financial institutions
- understanding how industry such as mortgage sector perceive and respond to risks such as flooding and overheating
- improving climate-risk communication through practical actionable tools and narratives co-produced with industry partners
- examining uncertainty in financial risks from high-impact rare climate events and wider systemic risks for resilience and adaptation
This reflects your work connecting climate science with finance-sector needs and developing practical communication approaches with the housing finance sector
Qualifications
- PhD Climate Science
- MSc Environmental Science
- BSc Environment and Water Management
Professional memberships
- Indian Meteorological Society
- Priestley Centre, University of Leeds