Panelists of the PPCA online session at the 2020 Investor Summit on Climate Risk 2 June 2020 Post on TwitterPost on LinkedInPost on FacebookEmail a FriendWhen? Tuesday, June 2, 2020, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EDT (Eastern time US and Canada), 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM BST (London)Where? Online, please register hereOnce you fill out the registration details, look for the Discount Code box right above the "Pay and Register" button and enter PPCAGUEST. With this code, you will not be charged any participation fee.Event summaryThe financial sector is a key player in driving the global transition to clean energy that is required to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. At the centre of this transition is the Powering Past Coal Alliance – an unprecedented partnership of governments, financial institutions, companies and civil society actors. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, investors have clearly identified the opportunity to accelerate recovery while tackling the climate crisis and emerged as strong advocates of green recovery packages that create a more sustainable, resilient future for All.Participants of the session will:Hear from Canadian and United Kingdom Ministers on notable new financial institution PPCA signatories and initiatives, and the role for investors in the run up to COP26.Identify how market-leading financial officials and practitioners are taking concrete steps to align financial services and investments with the Paris Agreement.Listen to speakers discuss the compelling rationale for no longer investing in coal power and switching investments to clean energy – especially in the context of responses to the COVID-19 crisis.Explore the technical, institutional and collective challenges in implementing ‘coal-free’ policies and the opportunities for market participants to work together in solving them – including how to get involved with the PPCA and align with the Alliance’s Finance Principles.Speakers:The Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, Canada’s Minister of Environment and Climate ChangeThe Right Honourable Kwasi Kwarteng, the United Kingdom’s Minister of State for Business, Energy and Clean GrowthGuy Cormier, President and Chief Executive Officer, Desjardins GroupDr. Thierry Corti, Head Sustainability Risk Management and Director, Group Risk Management, Swiss Re Management LtdSriya Sundaresan, Senior Analyst, Co-head Power and Utilities, Carbon TrackerHelen Wildsmith, Stewardship Director, Climate Change, CCLAModerator:Mindy Lubber, CEO and President, Ceres Share Post on Twitter Post on LinkedIn Post on Facebook Email to friend