Financial tools for biodiversity
This invitation-only workshop aims to stimulate a better-informed policy discussion on how to develop financial tools for biodiversity
Speakers
Andrej Ceglar
Executive Board Advice Expert, European Central Bank
Charlotte Gardes-Landolfini
Climate change, energy and financial stability expert, International Monetary Fund
Florika Fink-Hooijer
Director-General, European Commission, DG Environment
Heather Grabbe
Senior fellow
Lucia Lopez
Vice President Senior Credit Officer, Moody's
William Oman
Economist, International Monetary Fund
Jordi Schröder Bosch
Researcher, Positive Money Europe
Bas Heerma van Voss
Economist, De Nederlandsche Bank
Agenda
Check-in & coffee
14:30-15:00Agenda
How to value nature? Macrofinancial and policy challenges related to biodiversity
15:00-16:20- Chair: Heather Grabbe, Senior fellow
- Florika Fink-Hooijer, Director-General , European Commission, DG Environment
- Charlotte Gardes-Landolfini, Climate change, energy and financial stability expert, International Monetary Fund
- William Oman, Economist, International Monetary Fund
- Jean Pisani-Ferry, Senior fellow
- Bas Heerma van Voss, Economist, De Nederlandsche Bank
Agenda
Coffee break
16:20-16:40Agenda
The relationship between eco-systems and financial systems
16:40-18:00- Chair: Heather Grabbe, Senior fellow
- Andrej Ceglar, Executive Board Advice Expert , European Central Bank
- Lucia Lopez, Vice President Senior Credit Officer, Moody's
- Jordi Schröder Bosch, Researcher, Positive Money Europe
With the aim of stimulating a better-informed policy discussion on how to develop financial tools for biodiversity, Bruegel is organising an exploratory workshop to discuss a range of approaches, in collaboration with the Heinrich Böll Foundation. The aim of this workshop is to discuss new approaches from financial institutions , the private sector and the Commission on financial tools for biodiversity, and new means of accounting for natural capital. We will hear from stakeholders from DNB, ECB and a credit rating agency.
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