Climate Risk in Today’s Financial Landscape: Adaptation, Mitigation and Resilience

Kimberley Drouin’s work focuses on modelling physical hazards in the climate space, including the development of new wildfire, drought, and tropical cyclone models. Before joining S&P, she was a Postdoctoral Associate at Duke University, where she studied large-scale patterns of climate variability and the Atlantic Overturning Circulation. She has co-authored seven peer-reviewed publications and, in 2022, served on a panel to update the American Geophysical Union’s position statement on ocean research and education. She holds a PhD in Earth and Ocean Sciences from Duke University.

Anna Mosby focuses on the shifting regulatory landscape for companies operating in the energy industry across G20 markets. Her expertise includes US domestic and international climate- and energy-related policy, greenhouse gas emissions projections, and the physical impacts of climate change on energy infrastructure. Before joining S&P Global Energy, she worked at Energetics, Inc., supporting the US Department of Energy’s Office of International Affairs on Mission Innovation, the US-China Clean Energy Research Center, and the Office of Energy Policy and Systems Analysis. She holds a Bachelor of Science in biology from Duke University and a Master of Science in biological oceanography from the College of William and Mary.

Before co-founding the Arketa Institute, Matt Orsagh was Senior Director of Capital Markets Policy at CFA Institute, where he focused on corporate governance, ESG, and climate change analysis. He writes and speaks frequently on these topics on behalf of CFA Institute. His paper, Climate Change Analysis in the Investment Process, was named “Best ESG Paper” by Savvy Investor in 2021.