- How do we create realistic sustainability targets that take into account the varying levels of development found across Asia?
- What is the role of regulators in supporting a move to net zero?
- How can blended, concessional and transitional finance support ESG priorities?
- How do you ensure resilience during the transition to net zero in Asia?
- How can investors, policy makers and corporates scale up ESG integration across Asia?
- As questions continue to be raised about the robustness of ESG frameworks, is it time for the cleaner, more narrow version of ESG?
Moral Money Summit Asia
The FT Moral Money Summit Asia will convene senior leaders from government, finance and business to discuss the rapidly changing and increasingly scrutinised ESG space. Despite the challenges created by the global pandemic, the pace of ESG and sustainable finance continued unabated. In the current global turbulent environment, leaders and regulators are under increased pressure to accelerate sustainability goals while maintaining resilience. The integration of ESG factors into business, investing and policy making has now reached a tipping point in Asia, but is the change happening fast enough in the region that emits more than half of all global greenhouse gases, and is a core supply chain partner to the rest of the world? What urgent action is needed from business leaders, policy makers and investors to fulfil the commitment to cut greenhouse gases by 2030? Or is 2050 a more realistic timeline?
Over two days, we will address the actions and conversations needed to ensure the energy and enthusiasm that have been fuelling the ESG momentum do not slow down as global priorities shift.
Hosted by the Financial Times and the award-winning Moral Money premium newsletter, the global event series is the place where investors, corporates and policy makers come together to discuss what the future holds for the ESG agenda and the actions that need to be taken to prepare for the new chapter in sustainable finance and investing.
Key 2023 questions to be addressed
The 2022 edition gathered 50+ business leaders and speakers including:
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