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Tuesday, May 24 • 3:00pm - 3:50pm
Expanding ESG and Impact Investing for Physical Assets

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Physical assets ranging from real estate to infrastructure to renewable energy are built to last and expected to provide ongoing value or services to society over several decades. However, climate change increasingly affects all physical assets and sectors and as such, it will impact the portfolio returns and asset valuations on these facilities. Expected returns on sectors such as energy, utilities, and telecoms will be significantly impacted. Governance, environmental, and social factors can drive investment value over time and asset valuations will be affected by how corporations choose to respond to climate issues. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to the integration of ESG factors, this discussion considers strategies to incorporate a climate change response into investment processes.

Available for CEUs from APA, AIA & ASLA
Speakers
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Alexandra Cooley

CIO, Nuveen Green Capital
Alexandra “Ali” Cooley is an entrepreneur focused on financial innovation to scale the adoption of clean energy. As the co-founder and chief investment officer of Nuveen Green Capital, Ali leads the nation’s largest provider of C-PACE financing, providing leadership and strategic... Read More →
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Jan C. Childress

Director, Investor Relations, Consolidated Edison
Since 1998, Jan Childress has served as director of investor relations for Consolidated Edison, Inc. with responsibilities that include sustainability/ESG engagement and reporting. He previously served as vice president of investor relations for KeySpan, where he was employed for... Read More →
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Randy Layman

Director, S&P
Randy Layman is a director and lead analyst within S&P Global Ratings' Public Finance practice, primarily focusing on local government and utility system credit quality. Randy is S&P’s specialist in land-secured financing and has provided credit ratings on nearly 1,000 public debt... Read More →
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Harriette Resnick

Assistant Deputy Superintendent, Climate Division, NYS Department of Financial Services
Harriette Resnick is an assistant deputy superintendent in the Climate Division of the New York State Department of Financial Services. Before joining DFS, Harriette served as internal counsel to JPMorgan Chase & Co. where as managing director and associate general counsel she led... Read More →

Tuesday May 24, 2022 3:00pm - 3:50pm EDT
Room 118 (1st Floor)
  Track: Climate-Resilient Strategies and Standards