28 January 2022
Now An On-Demand Online Event
Climate-Finance Modelling for Investment Firms & Listed Companies
Climate Risk Modelling 2022
About Climate Risk 2022
Climate Risk Forum 2022 is a live online event that will feature talks and presentations on climate risk and scenario analysis for professional investors and listed companies.
The event will provide attendees with the information they need to understand, develop and apply climate risk and scenario analysis models, and will assess the potential financial impacts of outcomes on assets prices, company valuations and credit ratings.
Who should attend: Climate strategists, investment managers and institutional investors, sustainability professionals and investor relations.
Delegate fee: £595 + VAT.
What you will learn
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How to use climate risk and scenario models
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Model construction, selection and methodology
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The application & interpretation of climate models
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Modelling and the transition to net zero
- Quantifying the financial impacts of climate risk
Event Features
Event accessible
from anywhere
Live online
presentations
Insights from
industry experts
Q&As with
interactive sessions
3-month
on-demand access
Keynote Speaker
David Pitt-Watson, Executive Fellow at Cambridge Judge Business School and Chair of the UN Environment Programme's Finance Initiative
MORNING
08:30
Climate Scenarios: Risk Premia and Uncertainty in the Financial Implications of Climate Change.
David Stainforth, Professorial Research Fellow, Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
09:00
Applying Representative Concentration Pathways and Shared Socio-Economic Pathways to Climate Modelling
Christopher Schwalm, Risk Program Director and Senior Scientist, Woodwell Climate Research Centre
09:30
Climate Risk and ESG Investments
Thomas Leirvik, Associate Professor, Nord University Business School
10:00 Break
10:30
Stranded Assets and Corporate Earnings
Keynote Speaker: David Pitt-Watson, Executive Fellow at Cambridge Judge Business School and Chair of the UN Environment Programme's Finance Initiative
11:00
Financial Impacts: Real Assets & Stranded Assets
Philip Osano, Centre Director, SEI Africa
11:30
Climate Scenario Analysis and Listed Companies
Emerging Markets Impact: Sovereigns and Companies
Dr. Anastasiya Ostrovnaya, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Climate Finance & Investment, Imperial College Business School
AFTERNOON
13:00
Identifying Optimal Financial Portfolios with Negative Climate Externalities
Thomas Fischer, Assistant Professor in Economics at Lund University, Sweden
13:30
Assessing Fund Portfolio ‘Warmth’ & Net-Zeroing Portfolios
Quantifying and Assessing Impacts on Corporate Earnings & Credit Ratings
Nick Stansbury, Head of Climate Solutions at LGIM
14:00
Physical Climate Risk Assessment: Application in Practice
Case Study: The Asian Development Bank
Paul Watkiss, Climate Researcher, Paul Watkiss Associates
14:30 Break
15:00
Quantifying Climate Scenario Impacts on Asset valuations: the Value of a Bespoke Approach
Anna Moss, Climate Change Scenario Analyst, Aberdeen
15:30
Defining and Implementing Climate Scenarios for Portfolio Risk Management
Matthew Lightwood, Director, Risk Solutions, Conning
16:00 End
Our Speakers
ESG Investing
96 High Street, Guildford, GU1 3HE, UK
+44 (0)1483 573150
info@esginvesting.co.uk
Programme
Friday, 28 January 2022
08:30 - 17:00 UK time