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Writing for Banker & Tradesman, Tom Curry and Kate Henry Discuss Climate Change and Financial Stability

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Tom Curry, a partner in Nutter’s Corporate and Transactions Department and a co-leader of the firm’s Banking and Financial Services group, and Kate Henry, an associate in the Corporate and Transactions Department, wrote an article for Banker & Tradesman titled, “Climate Change Moves Up as a Financial Stability, Supervisory Risk.” In the piece, the authors discuss how policymakers are increasingly voicing concern that climate change is a potential systemic risk and safety and soundness issue. Additionally, they describe how a new administration will impact future financial regulation policy on climate risk and how it could lead to more agreement among regulators.

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