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The transition to a clean-energy economy is increasingly about opportunity, but how can you translate your climate strategy into targeted returns?

Join us in person at three of the year’s most consequential climate events – PRI in Person, COP16 and COP29 – where we’ll be convening key leaders in finance, business and policymaking for critical conversations on the role of capital markets in powering the low-carbon transition.


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Sharpen your strategy

  • Integrate climate risk and opportunity

    Join experts in exploring the energy transition, AI in climate finance, physical risk and geospatial data, and apply their insight to your portfolio.

  • Navigate sustainability regulation

    Get the latest views on where climate policy is headed and hear from peers on factoring regulation into reporting and disclosure.

  • Drive toward your climate targets

    Sharpen your sustainability strategy by being among the first to leverage proprietary climate data and anticipate trends.


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Videos - Climate Series October 2024

Tune-in to the climate conversation

  • Incorporating climate into strategy

    Naomi English, MSCI’s global head of climate strategy, shares insights from key conversations at Climate Week NYC where industry leaders discussed biodiversity loss and physical risk, climate and AI, transition finance and the role of private capital.

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  • Financing the low-carbon transition

    Laura Nishikawa, MSCI’s global head of ESG Research, explores the opportunity for climate investors, who potentially stand to gain from an increase in capital flows to sustainable investments over the coming decades.

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  • Building carbon market credibility

    How can we drive participation in the carbon markets? Guy Turner, head of MSCI Carbon Markets, underscores the importance of credibility in carbon projects for powering the low-carbon transition.

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  • The importance of location data

    Oliver Marchand, global head of climate research, highlighted the need for highly granular, highly specific geospatial data in combatting the costliest risks associated with climate.

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  • Understanding your organization amid regulation

    Tia Counts, our chief responsibility and diversity officer, reflects on the questions that companies should be asking themselves when managing the quantity of climate regulations.

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  • Closing the data gap in biodiversity

    Sylvain Vanston, executive director, climate and biodiversity, explains where more data is needed to combat the impacts of biodiversity loss — and how we’re working to close that gap with location specific information.

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Featured content - Climate Events

Turning commitments into action

Read the latest research, key takeaways, and insights on climate transition to inform your next strategic step.

Key Takeaways from MSCI’s Climate Week NYC Conversation on the Low-Carbon Transition.

Climate Week NYC: Key Takeaways

Over 240 sustainability investors and corporate leaders came together for analysis of the physical risks of climate, AI’s potential in creating climate solutions, where capital is flowing to finance the low-carbon transition and more.

Key Takeaways from MSCI’s Climate Week NYC Conversation on the Low-Carbon Transition.

Climate Week NYC: The Carbon Markets Conversation

Leaders from across the capital markets connected to discuss the state of integrity in the carbon-credit market and the relationship between the emissions performance of companies and their use of carbon credits.

Capital for Climate Action EMEA: Key Takeaways

Capital for Climate Action EMEA: Key Takeaways

We brought together thought leaders to discuss the importance of investment and finance in speeding the low-carbon transition.

Capital for Climate Action APAC: Key Takeaways

Capital for Climate Action APAC: Key Takeaways

Discussion focused on financing decarbonization, the usefulness of looking beyond emissions and the development of biodiversity metrics.