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Gianleo Frisari

Gianleo Frisari

Gianleo is a climate change economist at the InterAmerican Development Bank (IADB) where he focuses on climate finance and sustainable investments research to identify solutions for the mobilization of private capital. He works on financial instruments for the public sector, such as sovereign green bonds, sustainable solutions for Public-Private Partnerships, and the integration of climate change considerations in financial regulation and supervision. Before joining IDB, Gianleo was a senior analyst at the Climate Policy Initiative, working on risk mitigation and blended finance instruments low carbon investments. Before focusing on climate finance issues, Gianleo was a portfolio manager of investment programs dedicated to hedge funds and alternative assets. Gianleo holds a Ph.D. in “Science and Management of Climate Change” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and graduated in Economics from Bocconi University in Milan.

Environmental Finance Recognizes IDB’s Financial Transactions in Barbados and Uruguay

April 18, 2023 por Jennifer Doherty-Bigara - Gregory Watson - Federico Brusa - Gianleo Frisari - Joan Oriol Prats Leave a Comment

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Leveraging additional finance to support the sustainability goals is crucial to address the financial gap for climate and biodiversity challenges in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Inter-American Development Bank is committed to supporting its member countries in achieving their ambitions under the Paris Agreement and the Montreal-Kunming Global Biodiversity Framework, and … [Read more...] about Environmental Finance Recognizes IDB’s Financial Transactions in Barbados and Uruguay

Sovereign Sustainable Bonds as Core Financing Instruments for Sustainable Development

September 29, 2022 por Gianleo Frisari - Micaela Carlino - Anabella Palacios Leave a Comment

Despite their short history, Sovereign Thematic Bonds have emerged as an interesting opportunity for Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) countries to efficiently channel domestic and international capital markets towards sustainable investments. While countries are trying to finance their recovery efforts and also take advantage of the increased interest for responsible and … [Read more...] about Sovereign Sustainable Bonds as Core Financing Instruments for Sustainable Development

Capital markets can play a big role in boosting sustainable infrastructure investments

June 19, 2020 por Matias Gallardo - Gianleo Frisari - Aymeric Reymond Leave a Comment

At the Petersberg Climate Dialogue in April, the IMF Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva, was unequivocal about the need for a green recovery, which she described as a bridge towards a more resilient future. Ms. Georgieva stressed that the decisions made now will shape our economies and societies and the future of humanity given the climate crisis. Among the three tools … [Read more...] about Capital markets can play a big role in boosting sustainable infrastructure investments

How can green bonds help to build resilience after COVID-19?

May 15, 2020 por Pamela Ferro - Gianleo Frisari Leave a Comment

The coronavirus crisis is severely testing the resilience of Latin America and the Caribbean economies and health care systems. At the same time, LAC is extremely vulnerable to climate risks and disasters such as floods, the spread of disease and loss of infrastructure. Governments’ fiscal space is currently being squeezed considerably following weak economic growth combined … [Read more...] about How can green bonds help to build resilience after COVID-19?

Four myths about climate risk and financial systems in Latin America

March 2, 2020 por Gianleo Frisari - Matias Gallardo Leave a Comment

Despite being a relatively new agenda in the region, public and private actors in Latin America and the Caribbean actors are increasingly looking at the growing risks a changing climate brings to financial markets.  The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has mapped current financial practices responding to climate change in the region, and suggested steps that could be … [Read more...] about Four myths about climate risk and financial systems in Latin America

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