Milken Institute Global Conference 2023

Overview

The 2023 Milken Institute Global Conference convenes the best minds in the world to tackle its most urgent challenges and realize its most exciting opportunities. Bringing together thought leaders across industries, this year’s theme of 'Advancing a Thriving World' tackles the most pressing challenges and capitalizes on the most exciting opportunities of our time. From gene therapies to renewable energy, AI to infrastructure, and DEI to FinTech, attendees will share valuable insights and make crucial connections to drive progress and prosperity.

Playing an active role in the conference, Oliver Wyman will lead deep conversations to help clients and communities advance in key areas crucial to growth.

Oliver Wyman at Milken

Tuesday, May 2, 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm PDT
Financing a Green Future

Across sectors, asset managers have ushered in billions of dollars intended for achieving ambitious net-zero targets. Without taking decisive action to allocate this capital, however, businesses risk falling short of their 2030 emissions pledges. What are the most promising and effective investment opportunities to reach a net-zero reality, and how can these investment dollars ultimately translate into reduced carbon emissions? How can organizations accurately track and assess progress made towards net-zero, and where can more robust sustainability metrics fill existing gaps? In what ways can various carbon transition projects be de-risked to attract different sources of public and private investment? Join these industry leaders as they discuss the nuts and bolts of financing a carbon-neutral future.

Moderator: Sarah Williamson, CEO, FCLTGlobal
Sharadiya Dasgupta, Founding Partner, Blue Dot Capital Inc.
Kate Galvin, CEO, Victorian Funds Management Corporation
Jeffrey McDermott, Global Co-Head, Investment Banking, Nomura Securities International, Inc.
Huw van Steenis, Vice Chair, Oliver Wyman
Ben Way, Group Head, Macquarie Asset Management, Macquarie Group

Watch The Live Stream Here