Webinar: How will the advent of green and transition taxonomies globally affect investment management in the US? by Responsible Investor

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About This Webinar

RI Digital: USA 2020 .

What regulatory effect do the taxonomies have and how should US investors respond?
What will the spillover be into investment decisions by US asset owners?
What do the taxonomies mean for US asset managers investing into markets with taxonomies?
How might the taxonomies progress into S&G areas? Will the US respond with its own taxonomy?

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This webinar is part of our RI Digital: USA 2020 event. To view all sessions please click here.

Presenters

Alicia Seiger

Managing Director, Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, Stanford University

Alicia Seiger is a lecturer at Stanford Law School and leads sustainability and energy finance initiatives at Stanford Law, Graduate School of Business and the Precourt Institute for Energy. Her work focuses on business and financial innovations to accelerate the transition to a decarbonized, equitable, and climate resilient global economy. A serial entrepreneur and pioneer of new business models, Alicia has been designing and executing climate and energy strategies for businesses, foundations, investors, and NGOs for two decades. Alicia holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a BA in Environmental Policy and Cultural Anthropology from Duke University.

Richard Mattison

Chief Executive Officer, Trucost, part of S&P Global

Eila Kreivi

Head Capital Markets Department, European Investment Bank

Eila Kreivi is Director and Head of the Capital Markets Department at the European Investment Bank.
Previously, she worked as Head of Funding for the Americas, Asia & Pacific at the EIB. Prior to
joining the financing arm of the European Union in 1995, Eila Kreivi worked at the Union Bank
of Finland and Société Générale, in Helsinki and in Paris.

Tony Campos

Head of Sustainable Investment, Americas, FTSE Russell

Tony leads the SI business and product development in the Americas region,
working closely with FTSE Russell’s asset manager and asset owner clients.
Tony joined the company in 2004 and prior to his current role managed the
global ESG research and engagement programs for the FTSE4Good Index
Series.