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Strategic Climate Risk: Quantifying the Financial Impact & Building Resilience

The risks of climate change are intensifying, with corporates, investors and other stakeholders under pressure to accelerate their efforts to assess and quantify the financial impact of physical and transition risks, while also navigating the growing emphasis on resilience and adaptation.

Frameworks to identify and model these risks are rapidly advancing, but key sticking points and gaps remain in how climate risk is translated into data that can inform investment and business decisions.

This webinar will explore how market participants are navigating climate risks across their business and supply chains, and how approaches to measuring the impact of climate change are evolving.

Speakers will discuss why climate risk is strategic issue, and what the next generation of forward-looking and analytical tools in the space look like.

Speakers

Nadege Lespagnol, Global Climate Data Analytics Director, SE Advisory Services
Giorgis Hadzilacos, Associate Director, Climate - Senior Lead Climate Modelling, M&G Investments
Tom Tayler, Director of Policy and Finance, LSE

Moderated by Responsible Investor's Elza Holmstedt Pell