Unlocking Finance and Growth through Credible Transition Plans: Live stream
The in-person event at the London Guildhall is now fully booked. Register here to join the live stream for the event.
The focus of the event is on exploring how transition plans can unlock finance and growth with insights from two panels of senior leaders from finance and real economy companies.
Speakers include:
- Helen Dean CBE, CEO, NEST
- Alistair Strathern MP, Parliamentary Private Secretary to Rachel Reeves and Ed Miliband
- Vanessa Havard Williams, Chair, Transition Finance Market Review
- Jonas Persson, Managing Director, Sustainability & ESG Finance, Lloyds Banking Group
- Alistair Phillips-Davies, CEO, SSE
- Robin Mills, CEO, Compass UK & Ireland
- Jon Stanton, CEO, Weir Group
Panel 1 leads on the topic of the link between transition plans and transition finance, asking, how can transition plans unlock capital and support growth? The panel includes Vanessa Havard Williams, Chair, Transition Finance Market Review; Helen Dean CBE, CEO, NEST; Jonas Persson, Managing Director, Sustainability & ESG Finance, Lloyds Banking Group; and Alistair Strathern MP Mid-Befordshire.
Panel 2 compares insights on why publish a transition plan looking through a corporate strategy lens with Alistair Phillips-Davies, CEO, SSE; Robin Mills, CEO, Compass UK & Ireland; and Jon Stanton, Weir Group CEO.
Both panels will be moderated by Emiliya Mychasuk, Climate Editor, Financial Times.
To be welcomed by Keith Bottomley, Deputy Chairman of the Policy and Resources Committee, City of London Corporation, the event is hosted by TPT Co-Heads Dr Ben Caldecott and Kate Levick.
On the same day, the TPT will also publish:
- The final Sector Summary, with high level guidance for nearly 40 sectors
- The final Deep Dive Sector Guidance for Asset Owners, Asset Managers, Banks, Electric Utilities & Power Generators, Food & Beverage, Metals & Mining and Oil & Gas
- Updated Transition Planning Cycle guidance, now including content on climate adaptation
- A paper on the challenges and opportunities of transition plans in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies
- Independent advisory pieces from the TPT’s Working Groups on Adaptation, Nature, Just Transition and SMEs
The in-person event at the London Guildhall is now fully booked. Register here to join the live stream for the event.
The focus of the event is on exploring how transition plans can unlock finance and growth with insights from two panels of senior leaders from finance and real economy companies.
Speakers include:
- Helen Dean CBE, CEO, NEST
- Alistair Strathern MP, Parliamentary Private Secretary to Rachel Reeves and Ed Miliband
- Vanessa Havard Williams, Chair, Transition Finance Market Review
- Jonas Persson, Managing Director, Sustainability & ESG Finance, Lloyds Banking Group
- Alistair Phillips-Davies, CEO, SSE
- Robin Mills, CEO, Compass UK & Ireland
- Jon Stanton, CEO, Weir Group
Panel 1 leads on the topic of the link between transition plans and transition finance, asking, how can transition plans unlock capital and support growth? The panel includes Vanessa Havard Williams, Chair, Transition Finance Market Review; Helen Dean CBE, CEO, NEST; Jonas Persson, Managing Director, Sustainability & ESG Finance, Lloyds Banking Group; and Alistair Strathern MP Mid-Befordshire.
Panel 2 compares insights on why publish a transition plan looking through a corporate strategy lens with Alistair Phillips-Davies, CEO, SSE; Robin Mills, CEO, Compass UK & Ireland; and Jon Stanton, Weir Group CEO.
Both panels will be moderated by Emiliya Mychasuk, Climate Editor, Financial Times.
To be welcomed by Keith Bottomley, Deputy Chairman of the Policy and Resources Committee, City of London Corporation, the event is hosted by TPT Co-Heads Dr Ben Caldecott and Kate Levick.
On the same day, the TPT will also publish:
- The final Sector Summary, with high level guidance for nearly 40 sectors
- The final Deep Dive Sector Guidance for Asset Owners, Asset Managers, Banks, Electric Utilities & Power Generators, Food & Beverage, Metals & Mining and Oil & Gas
- Updated Transition Planning Cycle guidance, now including content on climate adaptation
- A paper on the challenges and opportunities of transition plans in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies
- Independent advisory pieces from the TPT’s Working Groups on Adaptation, Nature, Just Transition and SMEs