Climate change, diversity, the future of work, and technology—do you know what risk exposure your portfolio has to material issues? Do you have municipal bonds for cities that have no plan against future superstorms? Do you have stock in companies that have been ignoring forced labor in their supply chain? Most investors have their own metrics to assess an asset's risk, or they utilize firms such as rating agencies to support their due diligence. But what might be some lurking risks that you have not assessed or priced? Panelists will discuss how environmental and social factors have been proven more material to creditworthiness and financial performance than previously expected. They will also share new technologies and processes for better understanding the real risks in your portfolios.

Moderator

Cheryl Alston
Executive Director and Chief Investment Officer, Dallas Employees' Retirement Fund

Speakers

Christopher Ailman
Chief Investment Officer, California State Teachers' Retirement System; Co-Chair, Global Capital Markets Advisory Council, Milken Institute

Robert Gibbins
Chief Investment Officer, Autonomy Capital

Tim Romer
CEO, Fundamental Infrastructure Opportunities

Andrew Steel
Managing Director, Global Group Head, Sustainable Finance, Fitch Ratings