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Climate and insurance risk for lenders and securitized investors

In this recent webinar, we

  • discussed how climate risks are contributing to dislocation in property insurance markets and the implications for mortgage credit
  • gave an overview of climate risk exposure by MBS cohort
  • provided an update on the federal regulatory landscape for climate risk in mortgage and real estate markets

Speakers

Andrew Teras - Senior Director, Product Strategy, ICE
Dave Burt - Founder and CEO, DeltaTerra Capital
Ben Keys - Professor, Real Estate and Finance, The Wharton School
Malea Figgins - Fixed Income Analyst, TCW

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