​ 3 Laws to Address Tail Risks, Planetary Solvency, &
the Future of Business
Online Roundtable Discussion
Xxxxxxxxday November XX
x a.m. - x p.m. EST
Tail risks from business-as-usual are pushing us towards planetary insolvency, yet mainstream discussions overlook how to drive systemic change & transition.
Join 4 experts from corporate sustainability, environmental risk, corporate law & climate science as they explore how the "3 Laws of Business" could reshape business and corporate responsibility, delivering real climate action and environmental protection at scale.
4 Thought Leaders.
1 Goal: Planetary Solvency.

Top Level Themes
A Framework for System Change
Presenting the 3 Laws framework to address tail risks, planetary insolvency, and reconcile sustainability with profitability, to transition to a sustainable global economic system
Implementing Change
How the 3 Laws can be converted into policy and legislation to be operationalized within businesses, financial systems, and governments, and the steps needed to make this happen.
Achieving Impact At-Scale
The potential for scaling up the adoption of the 3 Laws to create a ripple effect that drives systemic impact across industries and regions, and how you can get involved.
A Bit of Background
It's all about the 3 Laws of Business:
A corporation may not engage in activities that exceed their entity-specific allocations of vital capitals*.​
(This means companies are required to operate within their allocations to prevent breaching either minimum or maximum capital thresholds, ensuring the sustainability of all forms of capital upon which they and other stakeholders depend.)
A corporation may pursue profits to ensure its continued existence so long as such pursuit does not conflict with law #1.
​To ensure "strong sustainability", a corporation may only exceed its allocated share of capital* IF such excess can be offset by capital* reserves or a compensatory arrangement within the same capital* class (i.e. no cross-capital trading!), ensuring cumulative effects remain within capital* threshold limits.
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* The 7 forms of capital referenced here are: natural, cultural, human, social, political, financial, and built/manufactured
Here's why they are the center of attention for this webinar:
On {DATE}, four leading corporate sustainability leaders will explore how the 3 Laws of Business put forth by Climobilize's Scorpion's Tail Club can reshape business practices, potentially transforming the global economy from "profit-at-all-costs" to "sustainable profits" to yield systemic benefits for climate action and environmental protection.
Based on the findings and warnings about the looming risk of planetary insolvency presented in "Climate Scorpion – the Sting is in the Tail", a seminal report released earlier this year by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries in partnership with University of Exeter, the 3 Laws of Business offer a much-needed system-changing framework at the intersection of business and science-based system change to achieve significantly meaningful impact on the trajectory of climate change, at scale.
This 60 minute online roundtable discussion will mark the formal launch of the Scorpion’s Tail Club, and the first public unveiling of the draft Framework Convention for the Three Laws for Business to Address Climate Change, Tail Risks, and Planetary Solvency. This Framework Convention will serve as the Club’s foundational document, guiding future workgroups, discussions, and policy development within the Club.
The Panelists
Event Details:
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Date: [Insert Date]
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Time: [Insert Time]
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Format: Online Roundtable (Interactive)
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Duration: 60-90 minutes
Event Agenda:
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Opening remarks & introduction of the 4 expert panelists
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Presentation of the 3 Laws & Framework Convention
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Moderated discussion
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Audience Q&A
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Closing remarks
Why Attend
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Engage with Thought Leaders: Hear from leading financial, insurance and system change experts who are at the forefront of addressing global challenges.
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Explore Forward-Thinking Solutions: Learn how the Three Laws could reshape business and policymaking to drive economic resilience and environmental protection.
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Participate in an Interactive Discussion: Engage in an open dialogue with the panelists and contribute to the broader conversation.
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Get a Glimpse of the Future: Review and provide feedback on the Framework Convention, influencing the future direction of the Scorpion’s Tail Club.