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Climate
Transitioning to the low carbon economy and averting catastrophic climate change will require trillions of dollars of investment. Global capital markets have a huge role to play in mobilising and allocating this capital most efficiently, investing in new technologies and reducing investment in at-risk assets. To achieve this, climate risk in lending and investment portfolios, as well as within corporate business models, needs to be properly priced. Risk.net provides a unique platform for discussing the enormous challenges of climate risk modelling, showcasing the latest innovations, techniques and approaches to climate risk, and keeping abreast of changing regulatory imperatives.
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Global investing under water? – Climate change could leave equities exposed
As impending global changes brought about by climate change loom, one issue in particular threatens to cause massive losses to institutional investors – rising sea levels. David Lunsford and Boris Prahl, of MSCI, explore where, despite the efforts of…
ESG derivatives – From equity to fixed income and beyond
In a Risk.net webinar convened in association with Eurex, panellists discuss the rising demand for and their own experiences of using and developing ESG derivatives, their views on future developments and the challenges of growing the market
ESG derivatives – From equity to fixed income, what next for this market?
The fast-evolving ESG derivatives market, how these products are helping investment strategies and expectations for market development.
