Curtis D. Ravenel

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  • How TCFD targets climate-related risk reporting

    IR magazine

    An industry-led initiative, the TCFD developed a voluntary framework for climate disclosures at the request of the Financial Stability Board. The TCFD recommendations have specifically been designed to solicit decision-useful, forward-looking information that shows the financial impacts of climate change on a business. The focus lies on companies disclosing information that is material to their business.

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  • An Alignment Proposal: Boosting the Momentum of Sustainability Reporting

    https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/jacf.12117

    A discussion about the need for better alignment of Sustainability Reporting frameworks and a proposed approach to how these groups can proceed

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  • Integrating Sustainability into Capital Markets: Bloomberg LP and ESG's Quantitative Legitimacy

    Journal of Applied Corporate Finance

    The rise in prominence of environmental, social, and governance data has been driven in large part by a growing interest among investors who seek to gain an edge through the incorporation of such data in their investment decision‐making. There are, however, several significant obstacles to the integration of ESG data into mainstream investing analysis. Perhaps most important, while finance today is a fundamentally quantitative discipline, ESG is often qualitative. Moreover, the ESG data that is…

    The rise in prominence of environmental, social, and governance data has been driven in large part by a growing interest among investors who seek to gain an edge through the incorporation of such data in their investment decision‐making. There are, however, several significant obstacles to the integration of ESG data into mainstream investing analysis. Perhaps most important, while finance today is a fundamentally quantitative discipline, ESG is often qualitative. Moreover, the ESG data that is available is incomplete and inconsistent, due largely to a reliance on voluntary reporting by individual companies. In short, ESG has not yet earned its quantitative legitimacy in the eyes of the investor community.

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Honors & Awards

  • Distinguished Fellow, Sustainable Finance

    ClimateWorks Foundation

    The Sustainable Finance program aims to catalyze financial and market changes that accelerate climate action. Its grant-making portfolio spans private and public finance strategies and comprises initiatives to translate increasing awareness of climate risk into large-scale capital reallocation, and to scale investments in low-carbon innovation and deployment.

  • Exemplary Leadership Award

    Columbia Business School

  • David Rockefeller Fellow

    Partnership for New York City

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