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Fergus Pitt

Director, Communications and Climate Resilience

Fergus Pitt directs IGCC and AIGCC’s communications work, including strategy, media relations, positioning and identity. He is also the director for IGCC’s work on climate resilience, which is delivered across work streams.

He has more than 20 years experience in sustainable finance, communications, public policy and research. Before joining IGCC in 2022, he led strategic communications at IIG, a prominent and innovative Australian impact investment funds manager, specialising in clean energy systems and green buildings. He produced influential work for the independent policy think tank, The Australia Institute, focusing on media policy.

He was a senior research fellow at Columbia University’s Tow Center for Digital Journalism and led the digital products department for ABC Radio.

He holds an MA in business and economics journalism from Columbia University (C.V. Starr Scholar), and a BA (Journalism) from RMIT University.

Physical Climate Risk Assessments of Infrastructure Assets

Report | Marwa Curran, Kate Simmonds and IGCC's Real Assets Sub Working Group | June 2025

This report synthesises the Phase 2 results of the Real Assets Sub-Working Group, comprised of investors in real assets and convened by the Investor Group on Climate Change. In 2024, the group focused on the challenges related to assessing the physical climate-related risks to and resilience of infrastructure holdings.

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Activating Private Capital for Climate Adaptation

6 November 2024

New research released as the federal government is working on its next major climate priorities: The National Climate Risk Assessment and Australia's National Adaptation Plan.

Activating Private Investment in Adaptation

Report | Kate Simmonds, Fergus Pitt, Stephen Catchpole, Olivia Kember, Bronte Wild | November 2024

Turning capital flight risk into the next multibillion opportunity

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Media Brief: Policy Results From IGCC’s Survey of Institutional Investors

Briefing | Erwin Jackson & Marwa Curran | 25 March 2024

Responses from 63 institutional investors, representing more than A$37 trillion AUM globally and invested on behalf of 15 million beneficiaries in Australia.

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