Summary
This two-part webinar series explores how financial institutions can move from financed emissions reporting to forward-looking climate strategy. Learn best practices for delivering consistent, decision-useful disclosures, and discover how to assess transition risk, credibility, and portfolio alignment. Designed for senior practitioners, the series connects climate data to real-world investment and risk decisions.
Measuring What Matters (Part 1): Best Practices for Financed Emissions Reporting
On-Demand Replay
In this session, we will explore best practices for financed emissions reporting, including the latest developments in PCAF standards and multi-asset class methodologies. S&P Global specialists will break down how leading institutions are overcoming data limitations, Scope 3 complexity, and disclosure challenges—while ensuring auditability and comparability.
Measuring What Matters (Part 2): Advancing Transition Risk & Climate Strategy Evaluation
On-Demand Replay
This session focuses on transition risk assessment and evaluation frameworks, helping you move beyond historical emissions to understand future alignment, sector pathways, and real-economy transition readiness.
Drawing on real-world use cases and tools, we’ll explore how organizations are integrating climate data into investment decisions, risk frameworks, and strategic planning.
Speakers
Part 1 | Best Practices for Financed Emissions Reporting
S&P Global Energy
Kaleb Boyl
Principal, Transition Impact & Resilience, Sustainable1
Kaleb is an ESG Client Engagement Specialist at S&P Global Horizons based in Boston. With extensive expertise in thematic areas such as Decarbonization, Climate Transition Risk, and Impact, Kaleb collaborates with financial institutions, exchanges, and corporations to develop, evaluate, and implement ESG strategies and initiatives within their organizations. Leveraging his cross-industry specialization, enables him to navigate and addresses sustainability challenges material to a broad range of sectors and provide unique market insights.
Prior to Horizons, Kaleb worked with S&P Market Intelligence and received a BA in Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
Oregon State Treasury
Anna Totdahl
Investment Officer, ESG & Sustainability
Investment Officer, ESG & Sustainability, Oregon State Treasury
S&P Global Energy
Lin Fan
Head of Analytical Services, Sustainable1
Lin is the head of Sustainability Analytics Services (SAS), part of S&P Global Horizons. She oversees a global team of experts who work directly with client, and help customers get analytical insights around Sustainability and Climate Risk. Lin and her team have experiences working with clients from both financial sector and non-financial corporates. She’s worked on projects to help clients identify ESG materiality topics, quantify scope 1,2, and 3 carbon emissions, and assess exposure to climate related risks.
Lin joined S1 from S&P Global Energy, where she spent just over 10 years covering many aspects of the energy market. Lin was among the contributing authors on S&P Global Energy’ Energy Transition Atlas and is an expert in renewable policy. She is very passionate about Sustainability analytics, with past experience interning at UN’s Dept of Economic Affairs, and at IIASA with research on the risks from climate policy uncertainties. Lin also holds a Ph.D. degree for Energy Economics from Johns Hopkins University.
Guidehouse
Joan Kwak
Technical Expert and North America Regional Coordinator at PCAF
Technical Expert and North America Regional Coordinator at PCAF, Guidehouse
Part 2 | Advancing Transition Risk & Climate Strategy Evaluation
S&P Global Energy
Kaleb Boyl
Principal, Transition Impact & Resilience, Sustainable1
Kaleb is an ESG Client Engagement Specialist at S&P Global Horizons based in Boston. With extensive expertise in thematic areas such as Decarbonization, Climate Transition Risk, and Impact, Kaleb collaborates with financial institutions, exchanges, and corporations to develop, evaluate, and implement ESG strategies and initiatives within their organizations. Leveraging his cross-industry specialization, enables him to navigate and addresses sustainability challenges material to a broad range of sectors and provide unique market insights.
Prior to Horizons, Kaleb worked with S&P Market Intelligence and received a BA in Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
S&P Global Energy
Charlotte Pitfield
Associate Director, Product Manager Sustainable1
Associate Director, Product Manager Sustainable1, S&P Global Energy
Arctal
Krista Tukiainen
Co-founder & Chief Commercial Officer
Co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer of Arctal
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