A Path Forward: Navigating Infrastructure and Climate Risks
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From artic temperatures in Texas to a blizzard in Hawaii, 2021 brought unprecedented climate events to the United States. Infrastructure is designed to operate for decades, yet climate events are becoming more frequent and extreme across the country. With the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act there is an increasing focus on protecting critical infrastructure and lessening the economic damage from these disasters. Moody’s Analytics can help.
In this webinar, our experts will discuss how forward-looking climate risk assessment can help support a variety of business needs:
- Uncover the impact of climate on financial and supplier risks to enhance business planning and strategies
- Assess the effects of climate risks on current and future infrastructure locations to align business planning and budgeting
- Incorporate climate into forecasting to better understand how local and national economies may change due to climate events
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SpeakersJames Partridge Senior Director, Industry Practice Lead Moody's Analytics
Jin Oh Senior Director-Industry Practice Lead Moody's Analytics
Mark Williams Client Director: Public Sector, Energy, & Infrastructure RMS
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James is an Industry Practice Lead in the Global Risk Solutions Practice, specializing in credit and climate risk analytics. He is responsible for solutions in credit, climate and ESG that relate to scoring, loss accounting, stress testing, and portfolio management in the Americas, Europe and Africa. James regularly contributes thought leadership in a variety of media including white papers and podcasts. James earned a PhD in Economics from the University of Western Ontario.
Jin Oh is a Senior Director in the Global Risk Solutions Practice for the Americas, responsible for solution structuring of portfolio risk management, stress testing, and capital planning solutions for large financial institutions including banks and insurance companies. She also works with clients on the impact of ESG and climate on portfolio credit risk and stress testing. Prior to joining Moody’s, she was an engagement director at KPMG, leading capital planning and stress testing implementations for large global financial institutions. Jin holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Cornell University.