"At a time of fierce global debate over the purpose and responsibilities of business and finance, the Moral Money Summit series offers a vital forum for frank, wide-ranging discussion on the issues that really matter. Join us for on-stage sessions featuring FT specialists and top-level external speakers, and networking opportunities with a high-calibre mix of fellow guests, as we explore new pathways towards cleaner, fairer capitalism."
Simon Mundy, Moral Money Editor, Financial Times
Asia's transition towards a sustainable future is not only crucial for its own development but also has significant implications for global economic growth. Home to half of the world's population, the region also contributes half the planet's carbon emissions and houses populations highly vulnerable to climate change effects.
Despite the abundance of pressing environmental, social and governance challenges, Asia's momentum in sustainable development is strong. This presents huge opportunities around the region's green economy, the increased adoption of ESG practices, leadership in critical clean technologies, and the mobilisation of capital for sustainable financing. How can businesses in the region set serious sustainability targets that reflect its diverse risks, opportunities, and readiness levels?
The Moral Money Summit Asia 2024 brought together business and government leaders, investors, financiers, multilateral agencies, and leading experts for a two-day program featuring provocative keynote speakers and candid debates about the actions necessary to steer the region towards a more sustainable future.
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Key questions addressed
How can we use AI tools to benefit the environment and people?
How can the mobilisation of businesses and investors about addressing nature and biodiversity loss be accelerated?
What actions should corporations take to turn pledges into reality and enable a just transition?
Why is advancing female leadership in corporations vital for Asia-Pacific growth?
How are evolving regulatory frameworks in Asia advancing sustainability in the region?
How are Asian businesses leveraging global supply chain realignment, and are they sufficiently prioritising environmental impact, social responsibility and transparency?
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