Kathleen Brophy

Strategic Partner, Propulsion Agency · 1 appearance on the record.

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Brophy specializes in financial regulatory reform, climate-related disclosure policy, and corporate accountability across the energy and financial sectors. Prior to directing U.S. policy initiatives at The Sunrise Project, she led the Publish What You Pay–United States coalition advocating for corporate transparency and mandatory climate risk disclosure.

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Opinion
Brophy: Fossil fuel assets are the new subprime mortgages
“The fact that fossil fuel assets are basically the new subprime mortgages. It's existential for them because some of these disclosures could expose that.”
Kathleen Brophy Apr 6, 2022 ▶ 16:09 A historic climate rule from America’s financial regulator
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Brophy: SEC climate rule will allow investors to evaluate corporate climate resilience
“With this rule, and with the adoption of a final rule, investors will finally have a way to evaluate companies' financial resilience in the face of climate change to determine whether investment in a certain company is risky or not.”
Kathleen Brophy Apr 6, 2022 ▶ 6:51 A historic climate rule from America’s financial regulator

Appearances (1)

EpisodeDateSpeaking time
A historic climate rule from America’s financial regulator Apr 6, 2022 10m
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