The power of climate data: improving quality, reliability and comparability
As the sustainable finance landscape continues to evolve, so does the sustainability data ecosystem. 2023 has seen a number of regulatory developments in this area, including new frameworks, reporting requirements and initiatives across jurisdictions aimed at improving the transparency, comparability and quality of data.
This roundtable delves into the implications of evolving regulations, how investors can leverage climate data in decision-making and the role played by data providers in the green transition. Participants will discuss ways to address data-related challenges associated with supply chains and scope 3 emissions, measure carbon lock-in, and embrace technologies that can transform the climate data world.
Speakers
Jasper Chan
Secretariat Member
NGFS Expert Network on Data
Jasper Chan
Secretariat Member
NGFS Expert Network on Data
Tim Kasim
ISSB Technical Staff
International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation
Tim Kasim
ISSB Technical Staff
International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation
Tim Kasim is a member of International Sustainability Standards Board technical staff at the International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation. He leads the development of the IFRS sustainability disclosure taxonomy. He was previously an associate researcher at the Climate Disclosure Standards Board which consolidated with the IFRS Foundation in February 2022.
Tim Rawlings
Co-Head, Climate Hub
Bank of England
Tim Rawlings
Co-Head, Climate Hub
Bank of England
Tim Rawlings is co-head of the Bank of England’s Climate Hub. BoE’s Climate Hub leads the Bank’s response to climate change. Rawlings’ focus is on the domestic and international climate aspects of prudential supervision and the regulatory framework, assessing financial stability risks from climate change, transition planning as well as the Bank’s own operations.Â
Timings
15:00-17:00 (London)