Come and join us on December 9th for an in-depth panel discussion on sustainable development among industry leaders.
This event brings together Esther AN, an ardent champion for sustainable development and ‘conserve as we construct’ advocate. Gavin ADDA represents Total’s commitment, to transform from an oil major, to a responsible energy major that will provide affordable, reliable and cleaner energy. Frank VITTE represents one of Singapore’s first international collaborations, to help us meet our commitment to reduce GHGs emitted per dollar GDP by 36% by 2030. The BlueSG ride sharing partnership with Bollore Group, aims to go beyond electric car sharing in Singapore, to include Bluebus and Bluetram across Asia. Bill WINTERS, Standard Chartered CEO, will further elaborate our commitment to help build sustainable commerce, and the work that is being taken by the “Taskforce on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets”.
Hear from the panelists about the relevant and valuable lessons learnt on Singapore’s journey towards a more sustainable future. Attendees should also expect some concrete and commercially viable ideas being shared, and call-to-actions we can all take back to our respective organisations. Time will be set aside for Q&As.
About the Singapore Fintech Festival Event
The Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) 2020, the largest Fintech festival in the world returns on 7 – 11th Dec 2020.
It will showcase Banking and Fintech innovations in the region in a hybrid digital-cum-physical mode, and share this content with other fintech and government partners across 35 major cities.
The key themes this year are: Kick starting businesses and the economy, Infrastructure, Sustainable Finance, Investor Summit and Talent.
The theme for Day 3 of this year’s Singapore Fintech Festival, on 9th December 2020 is on “Sustainable Finance”.
In line with Day 3 theme of SFF2020, ‘Sustainable Finance’, together with our panel, we are going to have a discussion on:
1. What it means for our respective businesses, our clients and our markets, and why is this important?
2. What actions are we taking in the next 12 months to set the course, and what impact do we hope to achieve?
3. What opportunities do we see for collective bold actions and partnerships to exponentially effect this change for future generations?
