Taking stock of global sustainability reporting
This closed-door event discussed standards for the measurement and disclosure of climate-related exposures.
Speakers
Piers Haben
Director of Banking Markets, Innovation and Consumers, European Banking Authority (EBA),
Fayyaz Muneer
Deputy Director for Green Finance and Prudential Policy, HM Treasury
Sonja Gibbs
Managing Director and Head of Sustainable Finance, Institute of International Finance,
Carole Crozat
Head of Thematic Research, Blackrock Sustainable Investing (BSI),
Sara Lovisolo
Group Sustainability Manager, Borsa Italiana (LSEG),
Lee White
Executive Director, International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation,
Lucile de la Jonquière
Director in the Group Public Affairs team, Société Générale,
The sound measurement and disclosure of climate-related exposures is essential to steer capital towards a more sustainable economy. Regulation has now come into effect in the EU and UK, and other jurisdictions similarly will implement international standards in climate risk disclosure.
In this seminar Bruegel convened key public and private sector experts to examine recent initiatives. The focus of our discussion was on whether key jurisdictions converge towards a common standard that will facilitate capital allocation in line with global climate commitments.
This event is only open to Bruegel members and selected invitees.
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