Webinar | Redefining Value - The Future of ESG in Asia

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors for investment are getting increasingly popular and are poised to gain further traction as the world looks towards a more sustainable recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic. Popular market offerings in Asia include green, social, and sustainability-linked bonds and loans.

This webinar explores the unique challenges of integrating ESG into Asian business practices. In particular, we will consider the practical issues for sustainable lending for Asian investors, before delving into the role of ESG from the boardroom perspective.

Moderator: Saptak Santra, Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP 
Nicholas Gandolfo, Director, Sustainable Finance Solutions (APAC), Sustainalytics
Ada Li, Vice President - Senior Analyst Project & Infrastructure Finance, Moody’s
Sanjiv Louis, Investment Director - SE Asia, Sail Ventures
Edward McCartin III, Senior Commercial Advisor, Delta Offshore Energy Pte., Ltd.
Olivier Menard, Head of the Green and Sustainable Hub, Asia Pacific, Natixis

This webinar will take place at 9.00am London | 4.00pm Singapore and Hong Kong. Find your local time zone. 

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