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2021: A new dawn for the climate economy - Episode 2

38m · TXF Risky Business Podcast · 06 Dec 15:19

Tom Dunn (Orbian) and Peter McKillop (Climate & Capital Media) return to the TXF Risky Business Podcast for the second episode of our series focused on the climate economy. In this episode Tom and Peter reflect on their key takeaways from COP26, their expectations for China's five year climate plan and the role which capital markets can play in addressing the imperatives and opportunities of climate change.

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