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Climate transition financing: identifying investment opportunities

ICE and Deutsche Bank delved into the complexities of analyzing corporate level climate transition plans, evaluating the linkage to decarbonization targets. Our expert panel provided insights into the current state of companies' transition plans, discuss the role of existing taxonomies, and highlight examples of best-in-class transition plans.

Topics that were discussed include:
  • Challenges of analyzing climate transition plans - how are companies’ transition plans currently implemented
  • Identifying costs of financing transition plans - linking actions to targets
  • Discussion of effective transition plans - identifying investment opportunities
  • Innovative solutions that can help with modelling and assessment of capital expenditure requirements for companies to achieve their decarbonization ambitions

Speakers

Monika Sabolova

Product Owner, Sustainable Finance, ICE

Girish Narula

Head of Sustainable Finance, EMEA & APAC, ICE

Kalpana Seethepalli

Director of Sustainable Finance, APAC, Middle East, and Africa Deutsche Bank

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