Episode

Climate and Consequences: Takeaways from NYC Climate Week

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TCW Investment Perspectives
Published
Oct 4, 2024
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1200
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Summary

Does rising debt mean countries will struggle to fund climate action? Sonja Gibbs, Head of Sustainable Finance at the Institute of International Finance, joins TCW's Cindy Paladines and Jamie Franco to discuss this critical issue. Fresh off New York's Climate Week, Gibbs, Franco and Paladines share how fiscal challenges and environmental goals intersect, highlighting the need for collaboration between governments, private capital, and development banks to finance the transition to net-zero.