Steven Rothstein, Ceres' Chief Program Officer, and Randi Mail, Director of Campaigns, Ceres Accelerator for Sustainable Capital Markets, will join Oct. 28 GreenFin leading a tutorial “State of Corporate Sustainability Disclosure and Planning” at 9:30am-12pm PT. This session will give an overview of regulatory requirements across the European Union, California, and the 30 countries adopting ISSB standards while considering market demands for disclosure of material climate risk. Date and time to come.

Dan Saccardi, Program Director, Company network, Ceres, will join the Oct. 29 GreenFin session "The Era of Energy Supply Financing Ratios" at 9-10am PT. This session will explore how banks are recalibrating financial analysis to reflect the realities of the energy transition.

Kirsten James, Ceres’ senior program director for water, will moderate the Oct. 29 Bloom session “Bridging Nature and Water: Corporate Action in Focus,” at 3-4pm PT. The session will draw insights from the second Valuing Water Finance Initiative benchmark, scheduled for this fall, to explore how companies are driving tangible progress for nature through water strategies. She will be joined by Lynn Paquin, portfolio manager for CalSTRS, a Valuing Water Finance Initiative signatory, on the panel.

Carolyn Ching, Director, Food and Forests, Research, Ceres, joins Bloom Oct. 29 breakout "Nature on the Balance Sheet: Unlocking Hidden Corporate Value" at 3-4pm PT. This session will identify how natural capital has real financial value, and show how to measure, manage, and report it.

Jaclyn de Medicci Bruneau, Director of Insurance, Ceres Accelerator for Sustainable Capital Markets, will moderate the Oct. 29 GreenFin session “Climate Risk and an Uninsurability Crisis” at 4:30pm PT. The session will explore how investors, banks and corporations are developing innovative financial mechanisms to address climate risk when traditional insurance becomes unavailable or unaffordable.