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INVITE - Stock Price Reactions to Extreme Weather Alerts

Published: 2026-05-12Institution: JefferiesPages: 7Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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INVITE - Stock Price Reactions to Extreme Weather Alerts

EUROPE | Sustainability & Transition

Strategy May 12, 2026

INVITE - Stock Price Reactions to Extreme

Weather Alerts

As climate volatility intensifies, physical climate risks are becoming

increasingly material. We welcome Dr. Angelo Synapis to discuss how

extreme weather warnings can move stock prices, as well as the impact of

physical climate risk on corporate profitability and investment implications.

Join us 2PM UKT / 3PM CET, Monday, 18 May 2026. REGISTER

Background

In a world of rising climate volatility, Dr. Angelos Synapis’s research shows that even extreme

weather warnings can move stock prices, highlighting the material impact of physical climate

risk on company performance. This session will explore these findings and discuss why

physical climate risks matter for businesses - ranging from their effects on profitability and

productivity to the role of strong corporate governance in managing such risks.

Discussion Topics:

Stock market responses to extreme weather alerts•

Impact of physical climate risk on corporate profitability and productivity•

The role of governance in managing physical climate risk•

Investor implications and risk management responses•

Conference Call Details & Registration

2PM UKT / 3PM CET, 18 May 2026

Please click HERE to register. No replay will be provided.

Jefferies Hosts

Luke Sussams, Head of Sustainability and Transition Strategy, EMEA•

Jacqueline Murdock, Sustainability and Transition Strategy Associate, EMEA•

Speaker Biography

Luke Sussams * | Sust. & Transition Strategist

Angelos Synapis, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Accounting and Finance at the Centre for 44 (0)20 7548 4404 | lsussams@jefferies.com

Resilient Business and Society (CRBS) at Coventry University.

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