A recent report by economist Gabriel Zucman advocates for taxing the ultra-rich to generate significant funding for climate change mitigation, proposing a 2% tax on billionaires could yield $200-250 billion annually. This funding is crucial as developing nations, including Brazil, require substantial investments to meet emissions reduction targets. Meanwhile, discussions at a roundtable hosted by S&P Global and Yicai Media highlighted the financial industry's role in carbon neutrality, emphasizing the need for standardized carbon accounting to improve investment strategies. Climate tech is also under scrutiny, with experts stressing that financial viability is essential for the success of innovative technologies aimed at addressing climate issues. Upcoming events, such as a conference in Cluj-Napoca, will further explore financing pathways for a climate-neutral economy, focusing on non-financial reporting and transition plans. These efforts reflect a collective recognition of the urgent financial and strategic actions needed to tackle climate change effectively.