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Join the Centre for Climate Finance & Investment (CCFI) for a one-day conference at Imperial College London, where we will be presenting the latest innovations in financing, research and analytics to help the financial community address the challenges and opportunities of climate change.
Featuring
- Keynote speakers Emma Howard Boyd and Jo Paisley.
- Imperial College London academics and finance industry specialists covering the breadth of expertise in scientific research that underpins the CCFI’s work in climate finance.
- Insights and solutions in
- adaptation and resilience
- nature and biodiversity
- scaling up cleantech investments
- new financing structures for renewable energy
- innovations in climate risk management and scenario analysis
- digital developments in climate analytics
- For climate-focused finance professionals from both the private and public sectors, central banks, commercial banks, asset owners, asset managers, sovereign wealth funds and policymakers.
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This page will be updated regularly. Virtual participation is not available.
This conference will differentiate itself from other climate finance events by discussing the very latest innovations in financing, research and analytics of relevance to financial institutions to help address the challenges and opportunities brought by climate change, including how to utilise and translate academic science into applied insights and solutions. Topics will include new and developing areas of climate finance related to adaptation & resilience, nature & biodiversity (closely following the TNFD guidance to be introduced in the second half of 2023), scaling up cleantech investments in emerging markets, innovations in climate risk management and scenario analysis as well as digital developments in analytics.
The CCFI is uniquely positioned at Imperial College London to draw upon the institution’s breadth of expertise in scientific research to support its work in climate finance. The conference will bring together academics with finance industry specialists to bring valuable insight. The agenda aims to draw an audience of climate-focused finance professionals from both the private and public sector, central banks, commercial banks, asset owners, asset managers, sovereign wealth funds and policy makers.