The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) marked a watershed moment for sustainable investing, embedding climate risk into financial markets with an unprecedented mandate from the Financial Stability Board (FSB). Nearly a decade later, the baton has been passed to new players: GFANZ, ISSB, and regulators worldwide, tasked with moving investors from disclosure to action.

But will these frameworks deliver real results, or are they just another bureaucratic layer of compliance? In this insightful discussion, Curtis Ravenel—one of the key architects behind TCFD—joins Mona Naqvi to unpack:

Are traditional financial models failing to account for systemic risks?

• Are investors truly prepared to finance the largest economic shift since the Industrial Revolution?

• How has climate reporting evolved, and what role will the likes of the TCFD, GFANZ, and the ISSB play in scaling the low-carbon transition?

• Will climate finance move beyond mere disclosure into real capital reallocation towards net zero goals?

As markets brace for one of the most ambitious shifts in economic history, the question remains: Is the finance sector truly prepared to scale the transition, or is sustainability still stuck in a disclosure dilemma?

Watch now to explore the forces shaping the low-carbon markets of the future.