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A growing number of investors are screening out companies from lending portfolios because of exposure to climate change and other sustainability risks, but sovereign portfolios are often not assessed in the same way. This webinar looks at why: how serious are the sovereign default risks arising from ESG, how can they be quantified, and do investors have a responsibility to engage with governments on policy through bond buying? Speakers confirmed: Gabriel Torres, Vice President & Senior Credit Officer for Sovereigns, Moody's Lupin Rahman, Head of Emerging Market Sovereign Credit, PIMCO Bob Buhr, Honorary Research Fellow, Imperial College Business School Moderated by Sophie Robinson-Tillett, Deputy Editor, Responsible Investor
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