Coming soon: Progress or setback? Sustainable Finance and the current energy crisis / Sustainability

Be part of us at our PwC EMEA Sustainable Finance Occasion on 18 September 2023 beginning at 4pm in Frankfurt am Most important or on-line!

It would embrace multi-stakeholder panel discussions and workshops on the impression of the power disaster on the sustainable transformation, on the rising regulatory and societal calls for on the monetary sector with regard to sustainability and on the challenges and alternatives with regard to the implementation of the EU Sustainable Finance Technique.

To comprise world warming inside the 1.5°C improve agreed on the 2015 Paris Agreements, the world has lower than ten years to halve world greenhouse gasoline (GHG) emissions and till 2050 to succeed in internet zero. On the identical time, we presently see rising power costs, inflation, elevated provide chain dangers and a protracted transition to renewable energies. Monetary firms play an necessary position within the inexperienced and sustainable transition of the economic system as credit score granting establishments, asset managers, underwriters and danger managers. How can they greatest contribute to the transition navigating between more and more complicated regulatory and supervisory necessities, stakeholder expectations and a difficult financial backdrop?

Be taught extra, develop your community and talk about these questions with us at our worldwide high-level convention “Progress or setback? Sustainable Finance and the present power disaster”. The occasion is aimed toward C-Suite, reporting, danger and sustainability professionals of the EMEA monetary sector.

On the agenda are multi-stakeholder panel discussions and workshops, together with industry-specific panels (banking, insurance coverage, capital markets). The occasion options senior audio system from politics and enterprise, together with:

Sven Gentner: Head of Unit on the European Fee Directorate-Common for Monetary Stability, Monetary Providers and Capital Markets Union (DG FISMA).

Petra Hielkema: Chairperson of EIOPA

Dr. Nina Seega: Analysis Director for Sustainable Finance on the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Management (CISL)

Silke Stremlau: Chair, Sustainable Finance Advisory Council of the German authorities

Clémence Humeau: Head of Sustainability Coordination and Governance, AXA

Philipp Bäcker: Head of Sustainability, R+V

Simone Ruiz-Vergote: Head of Sustainability Coordination and Governance, MSCI

Jan von Mallinckrodt: Head of Sustainability, Union Funding

Robert Bluhm: Director, Head of Sustainability, Common Funding

Matthias Kopp: Head of Sustainable Finance, WWF

Kristina Jeromin (Moderator): Head of Inexperienced and Sustainable Finance Cluster Germany

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