From portfolio managers to banks, leading financial institutions including the Norwegian Government Pension Fund and CalPERS are starting to price into their investment and asset allocation strategies material financial risks caused by climate change and subsequent deforestation-related externalities.  Why? Because deforestation problems are affecting the Food, Forests, Financials, Energy, Consumer Staples, and other major sectors of the global economy. Deforestation hits large-cap, small-cap, emerging markets, and Fortune 500 companies, and more. Equity and credit analysts, portfolio managers, and bankers are invited to attend to learn about these material risks and opportunities associated with deforestation. You will learn how the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures has incorporated deforestation risk into its toolkit. Be ahead of the curve; learn how you can address these risks in your investment activities. Participate in the robust Q & A session following the speakers’ roundtable and stay for the complimentary refreshments afterward. Confirmed Speakers Danielle Carreira, Principles for Responsible Investment Duncan Jepson, Liberty Asia Bruce Kahn, Sustainable Insight Capital Management Eugenie Mathieu, Aviva Nigel Purvis, Climate Advisers Gregg Sgambati, S-Network Colin Shaw, Four Twenty Seven Dan Strechay, Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) Zenzi Suhadi, WAHLI Gabriel Thoumi, CFA, FRM, Climate Advisers Peter van Der Verf, Robeco