Evolving Climate Disclosures: Next Steps for Insurance Companies
Date:
Thursday, October 13, 2022
Location:
On-Demand
Duration:
1 Hour
In April 2022, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) revised its Climate Risk Disclosure Survey to make it consistent with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) framework.
Consequently, insurers across 15 states and territories are required to enhance disclosure across the following categories - governance, strategy, risk management, metrics, and targets - in their Climate Risk Disclosure Survey submission due in November 2022.
The revised survey requires increased transparency surrounding how insurance companies manage climate risks and incorporate internationally recognized best practices into climate mitigation strategies and targets.
Join S&P Global Sustainable1 and industry practitioners as we explore:
What are the notable differences in the revised Climate Risk Disclosure Survey and why are they important?
How can insurance companies develop TCFD aligned reports to meet the new survey requirements?
What are the most persistent challenges for insurance companies when reporting sustainability data?
What ESG and climate disclosure trends do we observe in the U.S. insurance industry?
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Nicola GallagherESG Regional Market Specialist, S&P Global Sustainable1
Nicola Gallagher is an ESG Specialist at Sustainable 1, S&P Global, where she interfaces with financial institution clients to understand their ESG Full Bio
Nicola Gallagher is an ESG Specialist at Sustainable 1, S&P Global, where she interfaces with financial institution clients to understand their ESG needs and provides access to best-in-class ESG and climate analytics tools and processes.
Prior to joining S&P Global, Nicola worked as an Investment Officer at the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation where she originated private equity investments and led the ESG approval process for all equity funds deals. Previously, she worked as an Economist for the International Office of Trade at the Department of Homeland Security where she led economic assessments of new trade regulations and assessed their effect on the US economy and consumers. Additionally, she served in the Peace Corps in Costa Rica as a Community and Economic Development Consultant where she worked with small scale farmers to improve business practices. Nicola has a B.A. in Economics from NYU.
Matthieu BardoutGlobal Head of ESG Strategy, Banking & Insurance, S&P Global Sustainable1
Matthieu is an expert in sustainable finance with an international track record advising financial institutions, corporates and public organizations. Full Bio
Matthieu is an expert in sustainable finance with an international track record advising financial institutions, corporates and government organizations. At S&P Global Sustainable 1, he leads ESG strategy for banking and insurance segments. In that role, he interfaces between S&P Global’s clients, commercial and product teams to implement pioneering ESG and climate strategies.
Prior to joining S&P Global, Matthieu launched a commercial spinoff for the 2 Degrees Investing Initiative to provide asset-level data for climate-related financial analysis. Previously he worked for Circle Economy where he led a program on circular finance, for Ecofys (now part of Guidehouse consulting) where he specialized in climate policy, and for Coffey Geotechnics as an engineering geophysicist.
Matthieu holds Master’s degrees in Sustainable Development from Utrecht University and Geophysics from Imperial College London. Minimize
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Deborah HalberstadtSenior Climate Policy Advisor, California Department of Insurance
Deborah Halberstadt is the Senior Climate Policy Advisor for the California Department of Insurance, where she advocates for
Deborah Halberstadt is the Senior Climate Policy Advisor for the California Department of Insurance, where she advocates for innovative solutions to the threats posed by climate change and catalyzes change through partnerships and collaboration. She leads efforts at the Department to limit climate dangers by incentivizing risk reduction, promoting resilient communities, and supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Deborah is a visionary and persuasive leader and an accomplished attorney. She has worked at the forefront of climate law and policy in California in her roles as Deputy Secretary for Coastal and Ocean Policy with the California Natural Resources Agency, Executive Director of the California Ocean Protection Council, Deputy Attorney General with the Environment and Land Law sections of the California Department of Justice, and Federal Legislative Liaison in the Office of the Governor. She clerked for the Alaska Supreme Court and was cross-designated as a Special Assistant United States Attorney.
Deborah loves exploring the wonders of nature with her family – the wilder, the better – and concluding with a decadent cup of hot chocolate and marshmallows.
Deborah received her B.A. from Stanford and her J.D. from Berkeley Law.
Liz is the President and CSO of Sustainability Advisors, developing sustainability strategies that deliver successful investor and Full Bio
Liz is the President and CSO of Sustainability Advisors, developing sustainability strategies that deliver successful investor and employee engagements.
In her former role as COO and Head of ESG for Arch Investment Management, Liz was responsible for overseeing all the operations, compliance, and systems of the 26Bn Asset Manager as well as directing the ESG and responsible investing program. Over her more than 20 year career, Liz has gained broad business experience having worked for large international Wall Street firms as well as several technology startups.
Prior to joining Arch, Liz was Managing Director and COO for Global Fixed Income & Currencies at RBC. She also held various roles with Citi Prime Finance including CAO of the Americas, Head of Product Development, and Global Head of Marketing. Liz has been instrumental in spearheading mentoring and diversity programs throughout her career.
Liz has her MBA from UNC’s Keenan-Flagler Business School and her Bachelor's degree from the University of Phoenix. She has also held Series 7 and 63 licenses.
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