Monday 23rd June
IIGCC Summit 2025
09:00 - 18:00
Kick start your LCAW with IIGCC. Organised by IIGCC and sponsored by Clarity AI and Morningstar, this event features a special virtual keynote from Al Gore, former US Vice President and a founding partner of Generation Investment Management.
The Summit will showcase investor action towards financing the transition in a changing world. Come and join us as we dissect key issues and topics including capital mobilisation to support the transition, adaptation and resilience, and deforestation.
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Tuesday 24th June
EY - Tackling deforestation: a starting point for integrating nature into climate transition planning
08:00 - 09:30
Join EY for a roundtable, in collaboration with Global Canopy, which will focus on deforestation – a significant driver of climate change and nature loss. Global Canopy will also present its Deforestation-free Transition (DEFT) Pathway tool to support financial institutions to better engage with companies on deforestation.
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ClientEarth Breakfast Briefing: Corporate Transition Planning – Taking Stock of the Legal Landscape
08:00 - 11:00
Join ClientEarth and a panel of experts for an energising morning discussion during London Climate Action Week. The panellists will take stock of the legal landscape around corporate transition planning and launch a newly commissioned legal opinion. With leading companies already moving to adopt transition plans, this breakfast briefing will offer clear, actionable insights to help decision-makers and policymakers move forward with confidence.
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Moodys Ratings - Transition in a multipolar world: implications for credit markets
08:00 - 12:00
This in-person briefing will explore how global policy shifts are shaping credit risks and financing opportunities for corporates and investors on the road to net zero. It will also delve into climate capital mobilization strategies for Emerging Markets amid global policy fragmentation. Confirmed speakers include Sean Kidney, CEO of the Climate Bonds Initiative, and Rahul Ghosh, Global Head of Sustainable Finance at Moody’s Ratings. The event will be an opportunity for investors, issuers, risk managers, intermediaries, and sustainable finance professionals to share insights and network.
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The Road to Belem: Scaling Climate Solutions from Emerging Markets
09:00 - 11:00
A high-level event that brings together climate ventures from Latin America and Africa with global investors and system enablers. Designed to surface scalable solutions in Nature, Agriculture, Food, and Energy, the event will spotlight ventures and ecosystem actors at the forefront of climate innovation.
The agenda features pitch presentations from investment-ready startups, alongside strategic insights from accelerators, insurers, and institutional platforms working to unlock climate finance in emerging markets. Curated by the Climate Champions Team through the Regional Platforms for Climate Projects (RPCP) initiative, this session serves as a milestone on the path to COP30 — advancing capital mobilization for high-impact, locally driven solutions.
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LSE - Financing climate adaptation - role of the private sector
09:30 - 11:30
Climate adaptation remains critically underfunded and the role of the private sector in addressing the finance gap is hotly contested. This event, run in collaboration with the Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance and Mercy Corps, will share different perspectives, bringing together varied experiences and insights from the international development sector, investors and governments.
This panel will feature: Valentina Ramirez, Head of Climate Strategy Implementation Investor Strategies Programme - Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC)
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Reset Connect Conference
Real Assets Resilience Investment: PCRAM Case Studies Showcase, Lessons Learnt From Investors
13:00 - 13:30
In this event, you will hear from investors about carrying out PCRAM case studies. If embedded in investor practices and governance, a systematic adoption of PCRAM by investors as a basis for a sound physical climate risk assessment, that includes options for building real world resilience in assets and could spur a shift to resilient investment.
This event will be moderated by: Anne Chataigné, Senior Programme Manager - Adaptation and Resilience, IIGCC
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Building a Sustainable Portfolio: Decarbonisation Strategies
15:00 - 16:00
In the current landscape of climate change and regulatory evolution, the imperative for sustainable investment strategies is more pressing than ever. This session provides a deep dive into innovative methodologies for decarbonizing existing investment portfolios.
Led by seasoned industry professionals, this event will explore the nuanced interplay between finance, sustainability, and investment management. Attendees will gain insights into cutting-edge practices and uncover actionable strategies that enhance portfolio resilience while aligning with global sustainability goals.
This panel will feature: Mahesh Roy, Investor Strategies Programme Director, IIGCC
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Responsible Investor London Climate Action Week networking drinks
17.30 - 20:00
The Responsible Investor editorial team invite you to join us for an informal networking drinks during London Climate Week. Meet old friends in the industry and make new contacts in a relaxed environment ahead of the summer break.
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Wednesday 25th June
Climate Action - Climate Innovation Forum (day one of two)
As part of a two-day event The Climate Innovation Forum returns for the seventh year as a flagship event of London Climate Action Week. The event will bring together over 2,000 business leaders, policy makers, investors and civil society representatives to accelerate the speed and scale of efforts in driving climate action
This event will feature: Stephanie Pfeifer IIGCC, CEO speaking on the Financing for a sustainable future panel at 11:10 - 11:50
IIGCC members qualify for a 25% discount on tickets with code IP-IIGCC25OFF
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The Coal to Clean Transition – Progress and Opportunity
08:30 – 10:00
Held at London Climate Action Week , this Powering Past Coal Alliance event will showcase the progress made in this 10-year period, explore key learnings, and outline what must be done next.
Event hosts UK Minister of State for Climate, Kerry McCarthy, and the Ambassador of Chile to the United Kingdom, Ximena Fuentes Torrijo, alongside other high-level government speakers, will share inspiring and informative case studies demonstrating how coal-to-clean transitions can be done rapidly and effectively, whilst protecting local communities and workers. Policy makers, investors, businesses, and financial institutions will also discuss how the challenges of coal to clean transitions can be met through international cooperation, investment, and solutions tailored to national contexts.
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GRESB Physical Climate Risk Event
13:00 – 18:00
As part of London Climate Week, GRESB is hosting an in-person Vendor Showcase focused on climate risk solutions for the real asset industry. Held in central London (location TBC), the event brings together GRESB members, investors, and leading solution providers for an afternoon of insights, innovation, and peer exchange. The program includes a keynote on climate resilience, followed by lightning presentations from five leading climate risk solution providers. A panel discussion with vendors, managers, and investors rounds out the formal agenda, before closing with a networking aperitif. The event is designed to deepen understanding of physical climate risk strategies, highlight the tools enabling improved ESG performance, and foster collaboration between market participants actively working to future-proof the built environment.
This event will feature: Anne Chataigné, Senior Programme Manager - Adaptation and Resilience, IIGCC
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Living Future Europe - Building Resilience: Creating Great Places Through Regenerative Approaches
16:00 - 20:00
In a world of challenging investment dynamics and heightened uncertainty, investors need strategies that build lasting, resilient value. Cities need to boost growth and meet housing needs through regenerating neighbourhoods and building thriving communities, all whilst decarbonising and adapting to climate change. And the AEC industry must overcome a skills and courage gap to meet the challenge of climate change with radically new materials and methods that are unfamiliar to many practitioners.
At its heart, committing to regenerative action is about changing processes and tools, metrics for success, and even the mindset that we work in. It is about more than ‘sustainability’. It is about going beyond to truly restore places – and build back better.
But this is not mere fantasy. This event will explore how regenerative principles are being deployed by industry leaders today – at both the building and neighbourhood level – to create healthy, thriving, and innovative places with long-term resilience.
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Thursday 26th June
Climate Action - Climate Innovation Forum (day two of two)
See above
WCF: World Climate Investment summit
Following its success as the flagship event of London Climate Action Week 2024 and 2023, World Climate Investment Summit have partnered for its fourth year with LSEG to host its global finance event at the London Stock Exchange. The Summit will deliver impact through sector-specific and market-driven actions, investments and partnerships to create a sustainable, nature-positive and profitable future.
IIGCC members qualify for a 25% discount on tickets with code IIGCC2025N
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Climate Governance Forum
13:00 - 18:00
Join E3G and the International Climate Councils Network (ICCN), in association with Net Zero Lawyers Alliance (NZLA) and the TAI Collaborative, for the inaugural Climate Governance Forum on Governance Day at London Climate Action Week (LCAW) 2025.
The Forum will convene up to 200 stakeholders from climate governance, policy, law and finance for an afternoon of engaging panel discussions and high-level keynotes, followed by a networking reception. The event will also serve as the launch of 'How to Create a Climate Council: A practical toolkit to strengthening climate governance'.
This event is hosted by ICCN. In person registration requires approval
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Friday 27th June
London Climate Resilience Summit
09:00 - 19:30
The inaugural Climate Resilience Finance Summit will convene high-level leaders to drive action, aligning with global milestones such as the UN’s Finance for Development Conference and COP30, the 30th UN Climate Change conference in Belém, Brazil from 10-21 November 2025.
This event will feature: Stephanie Pfeifer IIGCC, CEO speaking at session 2B and Faith Ward (IIGCC Chair) Brunel Pension Partnership, speaking during the plenary.
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Carbon Tracker - Stranded Strategies? Making Sense of Oil & Gas in the Energy Transition
08:30 - 09:30
As the global carbon budget shrinks and the energy transition accelerates, oil and gas companies are still sanctioning high-cost, long-duration projects – often while rolling back elements of their transition plans. At the same time, investment in new oil and gas is falling as a share of free cash flow, revealing a sector in strategic tension. Is oil on the way out, or are companies doubling down? How should investors navigate these conflicting signals? This session will unpack the climate alignment and transition risks of major oil and gas producers, drawing on insights from our Paris Maligned report and company profile research.
This event is designed specifically for professionals working within financial institutions. The content and discussions will be tailored to this audience. If you are not affiliated with a financial institution, this event may not be the most relevant or beneficial for you. As space is limited, hosts reserve the right to limit or revoke access to registrants.
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TNFD - How dependencies and impacts on nature can create material risks and opportunities
11:30 - 13:00
The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and its partners are releasing two publications that illustrate the relationship between dependencies and impacts on nature and risks and opportunities to corporates and financial institutions, and the material financial effects.
Event hosts invite you to join and learn more about how dependencies and impacts on nature can create financially material risks and opportunities for businesses. You will hear from the authors of the two publications about their work, revealing practical insights and learnings, and from a panel of senior experts in field about how business and finance can navigate understanding their nature-related dependencies and impacts, and how these can create risks and opportunities for business with material financial effects.
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