Forging the path to international standards in sustainable finance
Thursday 7 April
Luxembourg for Finance and OMFIF are launching the ‘Forging the path to international standards in sustainable finance’ report. The report examines the alignment of international markets and sustainability standards, which provides some of the greatest challenges, risks and opportunities for the financial sector. In this on-the-record virtual launch, panellists discuss convergence versus divergence in international standards, regulation and investments. Topics include the role of public and private actors, taxonomies, disclosure and reporting frameworks, and developments in sustainable assets, capital and financial products.
Tuesday 5 April
This virtual roundtable assesses monetary and fiscal developments across the euro area, UK and US. The discussion covers inflation expectations, prospects for growth, the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on global markets, supply chain disruptions and rising energy prices.
French strategy and the presidential election
Tuesday 5 April
The outcome of the election will impact France, the European Union and beyond. This discussion highlights key economic and geopolitical issues for the electorate as well as the potential wider strategic impact of a renewed Macron mandate.
Role of the ISSB in driving sustainable standards
Wednesday 13 April
The International Sustainability Standards Board is a first step in developing a reporting standard on sustainability. Mardi McBrien, managing director at the Climate Disclosure Standards Board, discusses the objectives, aims and targets of the ISSB.
| Sustainable policies and energy security in Europe Thursday 21 April Europe’s energy security must be considered within the context of climate change and the energy transition. Øystein Olsen, former governor of Norges Bank, discusses current sustainability policies and Norway’s role. |
