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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

A UN body established in 1988 to assess climate change science, impacts, and responses. It reviews and synthesises existing research to inform policymakers and the public, producing comprehensive reports that shape international climate policies. The IPCC’s work is divided into three working groups covering physical science, impacts & adaptation and mitigation strategies.

Mauro Tortone

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Mauro leads P27’s Wealth Management practice, with expertise in finance & investment, strategic change, and sustainability. He is a Chartered Member of the CISI, where he works as an external specialist, and sat on its Corporate Finance Forum Committee. He worked with UBS, Deutsche Bank and financial and non-financial firms and authors the CISI Applied Wealth Management workbook. Mauro holds the CISI Investment Advice Diploma (IAD) and a Henley MBA.