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Lorenzo Fantini has worked at Boston Consulting Group since 2013. He is a core member of the Climate & Sustainability practice and leads the insurance work for that practice globally. He is also the lead for ESG Risk & Compliance within the Risk & Compliance practice, globally.

Lorenzo focuses on ESG and ESG compliance across industries, primarily in Southern Europe. He has helped leading banks, insurers, industrial, and energy companies successfully complete net zero, climate risks, ESG strategy, and ESG regulations projects. He also has experience in funding and liquidity risk management.

Lorenzo drives the firm's climate risk, adaptation, and resilience offering in the private sector. During his previous experience at McKinsey & Company, Lorenzo focused on risk management within the Financial Institutions practice, particularly risk and regulation (mostly credit and operational risk).

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, with distinction, INSEAD, Singapore
  • MSc, Bocconi University
  • BA, Bocconi University

Publications and Videos

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How Boards Can Make the Most of Sustainability Reporting

By taking a strategic approach to ESG reporting—focusing only on materially relevant aspects—boards can meet regulatory requirements and concentrate attention on critical sustainability goals.
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What You Need to Know About the SEC’s Proposed Climate Rule

Gearing up to report climate-related risks takes time. Companies will want to understand what may be required if the SEC’s climate regulation takes effect.
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How Insurers Can Take On the Climate-Driven Health Crisis

In addition to the impact on individuals, global warming is causing strain on the health system, higher economic costs, and mounting claims for health insurers.
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Avoided Emissions: Paving the Way for Green Leadership in Business

Avoided Emissions (AE) as a green indicator to communicate the greenness of a Company’s products and their role in the decarbonization of specific end sectors.
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An Insurance Risk Framework for Climate Adaptation

Radical weather is fast becoming an existential crisis for property owners and their insurers.

Insurers Must Join the Climate Fight

Fidelidade CEO Rogerio Campos Henriques explains the critical role that the industry has to play in reaching decarbonization and other sustainability goals.

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Coming to Grips with Corporate Climate Risk

To mitigate climate risks, companies first need to translate them into quantifiable business impacts. Advanced analytics and artificial intelligence tools can get the job done.
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Get Ready for Nature-Related Disclosures

Companies will soon need to comprehensively report on their impact and dependence on nature.
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Why Emerging Markets Need to Prepare for the EU’s New Climate and ESG Regulations

Export industries in developing nations are ill prepared for ESG-linked regulations issued by Brussels. Without urgent action, many companies risk being shut out of key markets.
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The Social Impact Opportunity in Insurance

Insurers are uniquely positioned to help address a growing set of societal challenges for their customers—a rare opportunity for firms to do well by doing good.
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For Financial Institutions, Nature Is the Next Frontier

With nature-related risks compounding, financial institutions must create a comprehensive nature strategy now.
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A Resilient Balance Sheet Pays Off in Uncertain Times

Companies can gain breathing room to operate under stressful conditions; withstand the scrutiny of shareholders, creditors, and regulators; and pursue market opportunities.