Robert Litterman (Kepos Capital): Carbon Pricing
EDHEC Speaker Series “The Future of Finance” - online format (zoom)
With Riccardo Rebonato (EDHEC, EDHEC-Risk Climate) & Emmanuel Jurczenko (EDHEC)
In January 2022, EDHEC Business School has launched a new online monthly speaker series on “The Future of Finance”. The objective is to address the most recent advances in the financial industry and discuss how finance can be a powerful tool for tackling key economic and social challenges. To do so, this series gather all year long international renowned industry experts and academic scholars reflecting the research culture and intellectual commitment of EDHEC. The targeted audience is the current EDHEC Business School finance graduate students, the EDHEC alumni, and the members of the enlarged EDHEC community and guests.
On February 27, from 6 pm until 7 pm, we welcome Robert Litterman, the co-developer of the Black-Litterman Global Asset Allocation Model, a key tool in investment management, on :
"Carbon Pricing"
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As a founding partner of Kepos Capital and former head of risk management at Goldman Sachs, Robert Litterman is recognized for his pioneering work in quantitative finance and sustainable investing. Litterman's insights promise to offer valuable perspectives on the role of carbon pricing in addressing climate change and its implications for financial markets and policy.
Carbon pricing has a pivotal role in addressing carbon emissions and climate change, and accurately pricing it is intimately linked to risk management. Additionally, Bob will introduce carbon-linked bonds, exploring how this financial instrument allows governments to signal their carbon pricing intentions and provides motivation for governments to act on their climate commitments.
Litterman's expertise underscores the urgency and complexity of integrating carbon pricing into the broader climate action agenda, offering invaluable guidance for policymakers, investors, and environmental advocates alike.
EDHEC discussants are Riccardo Rebonato, EDHEC Professor and EDHEC-Risk Climate Scientific Director, and Emmanuel Jurczenko, EDHEC Graduate Finance programmes Director.