Natalie Ambrosio Preudhomme is an Associate Director at Moody’s on the Commercial Real Estate team, where she does research and market engagement focused on climate change. Natalie joined Moody’s through the acquisition of Four Twenty Seven, a leading provider of data on physical climate risk. At Four Twenty Seven she led editorial strategy and communications. Previously, Natalie helped develop an assessment of U.S. cities’ vulnerabilities to climate change and their readiness to adapt, at the Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative (ND-GAIN). She currently serves on the Urban Land Institute’s Pacific Northwest ESG Council, the International WELL Building Institute Investing for Health Advisory Council and the University of Notre Dame's Accountancy Department Advisory Board. Natalie holds a B.S. in Environmental Science and a Certificate in Journalism, Ethics, and Democracy from the University of Notre Dame and a Certificate in Climate and Investing from the CFA UK.

Andrew is a Vice President at Moody’s ESG Solutions, where he leads on methodologies for climate change products. He was previously Co-Head of Research at Carbon Tracker Initiative, a non-profit think tank that looks at the financial implications of the energy transition for investor audiences, and led oil and gas and mining sector coverage. He also acted as a Senior Advisor on climate change to Critical Resource, a boutique management consultancy specialising in managing stakeholder challenges. Andrew formerly worked at Barclays Natural Resources Investments, a private equity department of Barclays that committed capital across a range of commodities and related industries, and has prior experience in remuneration and corporate governance at New Bridge Street LLP. Andrew holds a degree in Chemistry & Law from the University of Bristol.

Lydia joined the J.P. Morgan Global Index Research Group in 2020 as a senior ESG specialist. She brings eight years of experience working with UK financial institutions to integrate ESG, focusing predominantly on risk management and product development. She joins JP Morgan most recently from Merian Global Investors, where she was responsible for developing a bespoke ESG framework across the business. Prior to moving to the UK, Lydia worked in Australia for Westpac Institutional Bank in internal credit policy and sell side relationship management. She has an academic grounding in environmental science with a bachelor's degree in resource economics and a masters in environmental management.