October 2020
The Economist Climate Risk Week
The Economist's Climate Risk Week is a virtual event taking place on 12th October - 16th October 2020 from 13:00 - 16.00 (BST). The event will look at the role governments and central banks should play in embedding climate-change data into financial decision-making. How companies can overcome the first-mover disadvantage associated with publishing their risk exposures, whether technology reinvents the rules of risk management and how the public and private sectors can work together to take action on climate change.…
Find out moreIIGCC member webinar: EU sustainable taxonomy and proposed ‘brown’ taxonomy webinar
Member event
This IIGCC member webinar will provide an overview of the current status and next steps for the sustainable taxonomy, as well as IIGCC’s initial draft position on the ‘brown’ taxonomy. The session will include a presentation from Brussels-based agency FleishmanHillard, as well as plenty of time for the exchange of members’ perspectives. Please contact Rose to register to attend.
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Financial Times Investing For Good Europe – Mainstreaming ESG event
IIGCC is pleased to partner with the FT on their event: FT Investing for Good Europe, which is now taking place 3rd November 2020 in London. The title of the event is 'Mainstreaming ESG: Mapping the next stage of the journey'. The context to the conference, and details of discounted rates for IIGCC members is below. Environmental, social and governance investing reached a tipping point in 2019. It hit the mainstream, with earning calls from leading companies in multiple sectors…
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The Financial Times Energy Transitions Strategies Summit
Now in its fourth year running, the FT Energy Transition Strategies Summit continues to focus on the complexities of the energy transition. The Summit, taking place on 2 December 2020, will explore the fundamental changes now required to the energy system, transport, industry, the economy and society, and the risks and opportunities ahead. Topics to be addressed at the Summit will include: Faster, Deeper: What should be the policy priorities for net zero? Industrial policy or markets? Transition perspectives -…
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