We are pleased to announce a new Financial Economics Network (FEN) Sponsored Subject Matter eJournal - Climate Finance eJournal, sponsored by MSCI Sustainability Institute.


CLIMATE FINANCE
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Editors: Laura T. Starks, George Kozmetsky Centennial Distinguished University Chair and Professor of Finance, University of Texas at Austin, and Peter Tufano, Baker Foundation Professor, Harvard Business School

Sponsor: The MSCI Sustainability Institute aims to drive progress by capital markets to create sustainable value and tackle global challenges such as climate change. Our goal is to align data, analysis, policy, and action. We do this by drawing upon MSCI's experience and expertise as a leading provider of sustainability data and metrics to the investment industry to spur collaboration across finance, academia, business, government, and civil society. To learn more please visit msci-institute.com.

Description: This area includes content on the application of financial economics to climate change mitigation, adaptation, and resiliency. Topics include climate-related investments and insurance; modelling climate risk; financial implications of climate change; climate stress testing; climate disclosure; and impacts of taxes and regulation.



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