Skip to Main

Eriola Beetz is an expert in climate advisory and leads the Europe, Middle East, South America region's Climate & Sustainability practice for financial institutions. Eri has published extensively on multiple net-zero topics, including supply chains climate transformation. She supported the development of the Practitioner’s Guide for the Sustainable Markets Initiative. Eri is also an executive committee member of BCG's global wholesale banking leadership team. She has extensive experience in capital markets and wholesale banking in a wide range of topics including strategy, transformation, effectiveness, digital, client centricity, org design, and restructuring.

Prior to BCG, Eri worked in the Investment Banking Division of TD Securities in Toronto, Canada.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Harvard Business School
  • B Comm, finance, University of Toronto

Publications and Videos

Nature Is Banking’s Next Opportunity | HERO

Nature Is Banking’s Next Opportunity

Addressing the crisis in the natural world requires an estimated $1.2 trillion in annual private sector investment. Institutions that act next can gain business advantages.
Rear view of female friends sitting at beach against clear sky during sunset

Climate Transition Planning…it’s Time to Disclose

Our guide to the UK’s Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) Disclosure Framework outlines why businesses should complete transition plans now and the five key factors of success.
Financing a Net-Zero Middle East | rectangle

Financing a Net-Zero Middle East

Regulators, development banks, and financial institutions hold the key to reaching net zero in the region. How can they approach the transition for the benefit of all stakeholders?
" "

The New Reality for Wholesale Banks

Given the profound changes sweeping the industry landscape, it’s time for banks to reinvent themselves.
2013-survival-of-the-fittest-1116x626-tcm9-97382.jpg

Global Capital Markets 2013: Survival of the Fittest

BCG’s second annual capital markets report explores key industry trends and outlines the choices that today’s institutions must make in pursuit of competitive advantage.