The climate crisis poses a systemic risk that affects the stability and competitiveness of U.S. financial markets. Regulators who are responsible for safeguarding this stability should address and act on climate change. Ceres' newly released report "Addressing Climate as a Systemic Risk" outlines a series of action steps that can be taken by U.S. financial regulators right now to address climate change as a part of their mandates.
Participants will:
Explore the systemic risk that climate change poses to U.S. financial markets
Review action steps that can be taken by key U.S. regulatory agencies to address climate change as a part of their mandate
Examine how to get involved in the effort to engage financial regulators on this important issue