Nicole Röttmer

Nicole is committed to integrating climate change into the financial decision making of economic organizations. She builds on 20 years of expertise in strategy consulting, an economic, mathematic and technical education, and ten years of experience in building decision making tools. Nicole is leading PwC's Climate Excellence work globally. She is advising clients globally on their climate strategies, creating strategic and financial resilience in face of climate change and realizing their net zero ambitions. She has acted as expert and advisor to the European Commission, UNEP FI, the Science Based Target initiative, and the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group, and is a board member of 2° investing initiative. Nicole is a research affiliate to Oxford University's Smith School. Prior to joining PwC, Nicole spent 8 years with McKinsey & Company, among others working on financial risk assessment and the conversion of Abatement Cost Curves into the business case of industrial companies. She led The CO-Firm, driving the development of climate strategies and financial risk assessments with leading financial companies around the world, contributing to the G20 Green Finance Study Group, TCFD and governmental thought leadership. Nicole holds a diploma (master-equivalent) in economics and a PhD from the university of Leiden.

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Do we need even more psychology in the management of climate change to overcome human constraints in grasping the risk and triggering global solutions?

Climate financial risks and opportunities, Climate strategy, Corporate strategy, Financial risk assessment, New technologies