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Summary
The tumultuous landscape of 2022 saw numerous billion-dollar weather and climate disasters, resulting in an estimated $313 billion in losses. As we anticipate Climate Week and COP28, the Finance theme underscores the imperative of modeling and quantifying the financial implications of the combination of physical impacts and the transition to a low carbon economy.
Financial institutions are demanding climate risk analytics with ever-greater levels transparency, robust scientific underpinning, and realism.
In this webinar, S&P Global, in partnership with Oliver Wyman, will explore the current frontiers of climate risk analytics. Participants can expect to gain an understanding of the latest approaches and capabilities to address market needs for modeling physical and transition climate-related financial risks.
Speakers
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Prerna Divecha
Global Head of Market Development for ESG & Climate Credit Risk, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Alban Pyanet
Partner
Alban Pyanet is a Partner based in Oliver Wyman’s New York office with deep expertise in sustainability, climate change risk, and capital and risk management.
S&P Global
James McMahon
CEO, The Climate Service
James McMahon founded The Climate Service with the vision that every economic decision on Earth should incorporate climate change. The company’s risk analytics software as a service gives investors and corporate managers the financial information they need to incorporate climate-related risk into their decisions.
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