Overview
Events
8 November
08.30 – 09.30
Join Oliver Wyman in partnership with the Taskforce for Nature Related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and FSDA for an in-depth discussion on the challenges and opportunities corporations and financial institutions face incorporating nature into decision-making, drawing upon insights and lessons learned from pilot testing the TNFD framework in Africa.
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Moderator:
- Jennifer Tsim, Partner, Oliver Wyman
Panelists:
- Dorothy Maseke, Group Head of Risk and Compliance, ICEA LION Group
- Justine Bolton, Environmental Sustainability Manager, FirstRand
- Mark Napier, Chief Executive Officer, FSD Africa
- Richard Mattison, President, S&P Global Sustainable1
- Tony Goldner, Executive Director, TNFD Secretariat
9 November
13.00 – 14.00
Join Oliver Wyman and CDP for an in-depth discussion with leading corporations and financial institutions on some of the challenges and opportunities around transition planning, drawing on the latest guidance and real-world examples from companies that are leading the way.
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Moderators:
- James Davis, Partner, OW
- Maxfield Weiss, Executive Director, CDP Europe
Panelists:
- David Harris, Global Head of Sustainable Finance, LSEG
- Eric Lim, Chief Sustainability Officer, UOB
- Kara Mangone, Global Head of Climate Strategy, Goldman Sachs
- Laura Barlow, Group Head of Sustainability, Barclays
- Rachel Everard, Head of Sustainability, Rolls-Royce
- Sonia Thimmiah, Senior Director Global Sustainability, Heineken
10 November
18.30 – 20.30
Join Oliver Wyman for a private drinks reception to connect, learn from, and exchange ideas with climate and sustainability leaders from across sectors.
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Read MoreOliver Wyman Climate Transition Talks Hear from climate and sustainability leaders from some of the world's largest corporations on how they are turning their climate commitments into action. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman Getting Going Many companies have committed to reaching net zero carbon emissions, and now the challenge is to turn these commitments into sustainable plans and actions. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman Missing The Mark This report uses CDP’s latest temperature ratings to assess whether current corporate emissions reduction targets are ambitious enough to meet 1.5C. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman Procurement's Journey To Sustainability Procurement's unique position within a company can drive real change when it comes to sustainability. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman The Green Transition Index (GTI) We benchmark 29 countries across Europe on progress made in the transition towards environmental sustainability. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman Trading Our Way To Net Zero A look at the role of sophisticated commodity trading in the energy transition. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman Towards A Global Baseline For Net-zero Transition Planning Our briefing note detailing the key messages from the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero publications released in June 2022. -
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Read MoreOliver Wyman Closing The Investment Gap Key perspectives from financial institutions on how policy actions can help to scale private finance investment for critical climate solutions. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman Now For Nature Companies’ impacts on climate and nature are inextricably linked — and need to be addressed in collaboration with their value chain. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman Aviation Sustainability: Our Future Aviation is a complex industry governed by an extensive regulatory environment. This means that reaching carbon neutrality in 2050 means acting today. -
Read MoreOliver Wyman Financing The Transition To A Net-Zero Future Approximately $50 trillion in incremental investments is required by 2050 to transition the global economy to net-zero emissions.
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Oliver Wyman Group, along with all the businesses of Marsh McLennan, is certified as a CarbonNeutral® company through Climate Impact Partners’ CarbonNeutral Protocol
On March 31, 2022, Marsh McLennan announced a commitment to be net-zero across its operations by 2050 and to reduce its emissions by 50 percent by 2030. The emissions reduction target will be aligned with the Science Based Targets ’ criteria. Read the CESG Report to learn more.
