Webcast
Climate Risk is Showing Up in Market Prices: Here's Where to Look
September 17, 2026
Overview
Climate risk is increasingly reflected in financial markets – but not always fully, consistently, or in ways that support decision-making.
Climate risk analysis today relies heavily on scenarios and models. These are essential tools, but they describe risk rather than show how markets actually price it. A small but growing set of financial instruments may be moving beyond labelling capital, toward making climate risk explicitly tradeable – allowing climate risk to be inferred from prices rather than assumed from a model.
Join IIGCC and GARP for a discussion bringing together investors, risk professionals and sustainability experts to explore what market prices can, and cannot, reveal about physical and transition climate risks. Drawing on examples including insurance-linked securities (ILS) and catastrophe bonds, carbon market instruments, and emerging concepts such as Climate-Contingent Convertible (CloCo) bonds, speakers will examine whether climate risk can become more visible, measurable and ultimately priceable in financial markets.
Participants will gain practical insights into how markets are pricing climate risk today, the limits of current market signals, and the opportunities ahead for investors, risk professionals and sustainability practitioners seeking more decision-relevant, forward-looking indicators.
Details
September 17, 2026
3:00 PM BST
Link Emailed Upon Registration
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Speakers
Dr. Chris Cormack
Alistair Jones
Dr. Maxine Nelson
Valentina Ramirez, CFA