Description
To help direct capital to where it is needed, policymakers are developing sustainable finance taxonomies and definitions at regional (EU) and national level. Increasing numbers of asset managers and institutional investors are investing in sustainable infrastructure. But despite increasing ambition, new approaches are needed to reallocate capital and scale-up investment. At sub-national level, given that regions and cities are responsible for around 65% of climate and environment-related public investment in the OECD, decisions of regional authorities and mayors will be critical to ensuring a green, sustainable recovery.Day 3 High-Level Plenary: Accelerating greener investment: the role of taxonomies, asset managers and institutional investors, regions and cities with Special Keynote from Martina Cheung
Oct 8th, 09:00 am - 10:30 am
Presented by
MC
Martina Cheung
S&P Global Market Intelligence,
President, Special Keynote before the...
KC
Kristina Church
Lombard Odier Investment Managers
Senior investment strategist for...
MDM
Marion de Marcillac
MSCI
Executive Director & Business Manager...
JG
John Glen
HM Treasury, United Kingdom
Economic Secretary (and City Minister)
AG
Andries Gryffroy
Flemish Parliament
MP and member of the EU Committee of...
RL
Rodolfo Lacy
OECD
Director, Environment Directorate
FL
Frank Lee
European Investment Bank (EIB)
Head of Division
PL
Per Lundberg
European Parliament
Policy Advisor Trainee
JMW
Jorge Muñoz Wells
City of Lima
Mayor of Lima
JOM
Joaquim Oliveira Martins
OECD
Deputy Director, Centre for...
BT
Bella Tonkonogy
Climate Policy Initiative
Associate Director
