B4NZ is delighted to support the 3rd Annual Climate Transition Plans Summit, organised by City & Financial Global, which will take place in London on 24 March 2025.
The summit will provide practical guidance on all aspects of drafting and using a transition plan, from the perspective both company itself and that of the users of transition plans, such as banks, investors and other stakeholders.
The expert speaker panel at the summit will provide a detailed analysis of all the key issues in this rapidly developing area. Discussions will explore how the IFRS will work towards developing a global standard for transition plans now that the policy-setting baton has been passed to it by the Transition Plan Taskforce. Panels and presentations will examine the future of nature in transition planning, the integration of transition finance, and the impact of the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive on UK companies. Best practice for drafting transition plans will be shared through practical case studies, while other sessions will address legal considerations, metrics and targets, and the emerging assurance markets for transition plans.
Confirmed speakers to date include:
- Kate Levick, Founding Director, The International Transition Plan Network (ITPN); Associate Director, Finance & Resilience, E3G
- Richard Barker, Board Member, International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)
- Tanya Steele, Chief Executive Officer, WWF
- David Croft, Group Head of Sustainability, Reckitt
- Nick Robins, Executive Director, Just Transition Finance Lab
- Susan Hooper, Co-founder and Member of the Board, Chapter Zero
- Leah Ramoutar, Director of Environmental Sustainability, Aviva; Co-Chair GFANZ Nature Workstream
- Joy Newton, Director of Climate and Sustainability Strategy, Lloyds Banking Group
- Patrick de Cambourg, Chair of the EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Board
- Matthew Scott, Executive Director, CGFI
More details about the programme can be found here.
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