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Summary
As the global markets emerge from COP30 in Brazil, the imperative to transform ambitious climate pledges into actionable, scalable capital flows has never been greater. Join S&P Global Sustainable1 for the latest installment of our Sustainability Nexus webinar series for an in-depth discussion on the key announcements from COP30 and what the global markets need to activate and scale capital.
Our panel of specialist practitioners will discuss:
- Stocktake on climate adaptation planning
- Industry trends and challenges in climate transition
- Insurability concerns
- Strategies to scale and direct global capital to Emerging Markets and Developing Economies (EMDEs)
Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with thought leaders and contribute to shaping a sustainable future
Speakers
S&P Global Energy
Lindsey Hall
Global Head of Sustainability Thought Leadership
Lindsey Hall is Head of ESG Thought Leadership at S&P Global Horizons, where she co-hosts the ESG Insider podcast and is a steering member of S&P Global's Diversity Research Lab.
She got her start in financial journalism writing for various Financial Times publications in London before joining SNL Financial in 2010, where she spent a decade covering financial news and regulation as a reporter and editor.
Lindsey holds a Masters from the London School of Economics.
S&P Global Ratings
Beth Burks
Director, Sustainable Finance Markets
Beth is one of S&P Global’s team of delegates that participates annually in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change conference of parties (UNFCCC COP). Her research primarily focuses on net zero targets, water risk, and the social implications of climate change. Investment Week nominated her paper on spatial finance in the Thought Leadership category of its Sustainable & ESG Investments Awards 2020. This paper quantitatively linked satellite data on ecosystems to the debt metrics of water utilities in the United States. She holds an MSc Geographical Information Science from Birkbeck College, and a BSc Mathematics from Imperial College in London. Born to British parents, she grew up in Belgium and South Korea.
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