Dashboard

What is this conference about? 

With the inception of the CSRD in 2023, which starts to bite in 2025, climate finance has really come of age. Any organisation that is looking for serious outward investment will now need to consider its climate and other sustainability impacts more than they have ever before. But this isn't a new thing: the TCFD and other reporting mechanisms have been in place for some time, asking or mandating organisations to disclose their climate impacts with a view to how those could affect the financial standing of the organisation. This conference will delve into what climate finance means for businesses, how to access it, what the burden of reporting means and what the benefits are.
 
This is a live online session. We will contact you with joining instructions at least 24 hours before your session starts. 

This session forms part of our new COP29 training guide – access the guide here for more COP29 training sessions, plus hand-picked carbon and climate change e-learning and resources.

What will I achieve? 

By attending this virtual conference, you will:  

• Get a greater understanding of how climate financing models function
• See how they are relevant to you and how you can access them
• Learn what data gathering and information disclosures could be relevant to you

Who will I hear from? 

•  Ben Stone, Group Head of Environmental Sustainability, Kier Group
• Carmen Cheng, Head of Sustainability and Propositions C&I, NatWest
• Muyiwa Ariyo, Associate Director, Sustainability and ESG Finance, Lloyds Banking Group

Who is this conference suited for? 

This conference is suitable for those who’s organisations are seeking climate finance, or investment from third parties, and those who have reporting obligations in relation to climate impacts.