"Climate Change and Financial Service Providers
Tapping Markets of the Future – Avoiding Business Risks"

The conference "Climate Change and Financial Service Providers: Tapping Markets of the Future – Avoiding Business Risks", organised by the German Ministry for Environment and the German Federal Environment Agency, has build bridges between more than 170 decision-makers and experts of environmental and energy policy on the one hand and the financial sector on the other hand.
Apart from providing input to the 2007 Gleneagles Meeting of the Energy and Environment Ministers the conference also constitutes, notably in Germany, the start of a broader debate on climate change and financial services.

Please find the conference's presentations and a summary of the findings in category "documents and links".

Sigmar Gabriel, Federal Environmental Minister	Ingrid Matthäus-Maier, KfW Bankengruppe; Sigmar Gabriel	Dr. Torsten Jeworrek, Munich Re
Dr. Joachim Faber Allianz SE	Dr. Thomas Rüschen, Deutsche Bank	Dr. Hans-Christoph Hirt, Hermes Equity Ownership Services/ PRI
Matthias Machnig, State Secretary, Federal Ministry for the Environment	Dr. Joachim Faber, Allianz SE, Matthias Machnig, State Secretary Federal Ministry for the Environment, Walter Kahlenborn, Adelphi Consult, Ingrid Matthäus-Maier, KfW Bankengruppe, Dr. Torsten Jeworrek, Munich Re (left to right)	Dr. Karsten Sach, Deputy Director General International Cooperation, Federal Ministry for the Environment
Dr. Harry Lehmann, Head of Devision "Environmental Planning and Sustainability Strategies", Federal Environment Agency	Walter Kahlenborn, Adelphi Consult, Matt Christensen, Eurosif	Stefan Kleeberg, 3C, Dr. Karsten Sach, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Dr. Rainer Durth, KfW Bankengruppe (left to right)
Dietram Oppelt, ecolutions, Michael Kracht, Federal Ministry for the Environment (left to right)	Mark Campanale, London Bridge Capital, Eric Borremans, BNP Paribas/ IIGCC, Walter Kahlenborn, Adelphi Consult, Simon Thomas, Trucost	Dr. Sven M. Hansen, Chief Investment Officer, Good Energies, Alexis Figeac, Axiom Venture Capital, Mat Christensen, Eurosif (left to right)