Join Moody’s for a virtual round table discussion to explore how modeling the physical risks to your real asset portfolio can help your teams evaluate potential costs from damages and business disruption plus the implications of changing perceptions on insurability due to climate change.
In this one-hour webinar, we will explore how in particular markets climate change-influenced events such as hurricanes, floods and fires are creating more significant damage and business disruptions. Experts from McKinsey and Moody’s will share a case study on modeling risks to a US bank portfolio and the insights that can help your teams make better decisions on the potential real asset financial impacts, credit implications, and evolving views of insurability becoming a new reality with climate change.
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SpeakersJake Carr Director of Research Moody's
Hans Helbekkmo Partner McKinsey & Company
Laurence Carter Senior Manager, Consulting Services Moody’s RMS
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Jake joined Moody’s Analytics in 2017 and has been engaged in quantitative spatial research applied to the commercial real estate (CRE) sector. He currently leads efforts focused on understanding the impact of climate change and environmental events on CRE performance. He previously conducted urban and regional economic research while serving as an Economic Analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. Jake holds a B.A. in Economics from SUNY Oswego and jointly earned an M.A. in Mathematics and M.S. in Financial Economics from SUNY Buffalo. He also concurrently completed a Master’s in Applied Statistics while obtaining his Ph.D. in Geography from The Ohio State University.
Leader in climate risk management in North America, bringing extensive experience advising financial institutions on risk management challenges, including those from credit, market, insurance, and operational sources.
Laurence is a senior manager in the Consulting Services team and leads the Risk Advisory team in Hoboken, NJ. He works on a broad range of projects aimed at helping both public and private entities assess and manage their exposure to catastrophe risks across the globe.
Laurence has worked on several projects that have been designed to translate RMS’ catastrophe modeling results into decision-useful metrics for financial services, public sector and corporate clients. This has included delivering actionable insight for an entity underwriting mortgages across the U.S., analyzing optimal forest management steps to protect communities in California from wildfire events and assessing economic viability of a wind farm installation in a high-hazard region.
Laurence has also led many projects for Moody’s RMS that relate to the issuance of new catastrophe bonds for insurers and corporate entities. This includes a catastrophe bond issuance that provides earthquake protection for a CRE firm’s captive on a parametric basis.
Laurence holds a MSc. in Theoretical Physics from Durham University.