Australia’s Progress Towards a more ESG-friendly Region

In the past year, there has been substantial progress on moving towards a more ESG-friendly financial markets. As progress is made there comes challenges with greenwashing and cleaning up perceptions rather than realities.

Join the upcoming Asia Risk and SAS roundtable event to hear leading Australia-based banking and finance professionals discuss how their firms are approaching ESG, and the challenges that may come with adoption.

In the past year, there has been substantial progress on moving towards a more ESG-friendly financial markets. As progress is made there comes challenges with greenwashing and cleaning up perceptions rather than realities. This event will cover these topics in an interactive format.

Key discussion topics:

Join this roundtable to discuss with global experts about:

  • The current state of Australia’s regulatory push towards a more ESG-friendly market
  • How continuity is being built across financial markets regarding ESG ratings?
  • Understanding climate change stress testing and applying it within Australian financial institutions
  • How to take appropriate steps and due diligence to move towards 2050 goals?
Who should attend?

Senior level professionals within departments including, but not limited to:

  • Risk management
  • Sustainability
  • Compliance
  • Reporting
  • Investing
  • Analytics

 

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Risk.net would welcome senior practitioners to take part to exchange idea with peers and to move forward together during uncertain times.

Register for this roundtable event - Australia’s Progress Towards a more ESG-friendly Region