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CAIA Geneva - Lunch & Learn - Sustainable finance and ESG: investors and perspectives, October 31, 2018
Date(s):
October 31, 2018
Note: All times listed are in local time
Venue:Grand Hotel Kempinski Geneva
19, Quai du Mont-Blanc Geneva, GE 1201
Fee(s):Free Event
Description:CAIA GENEVA invites you for an Educational Event about Sustainable finance and ESG: investors and perspectives Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Issues such as climate change, diversity, human rights, business ethics, and corporate governance are at the forefront of public and political attention. Investors are increasingly demanding that these issues are factored into their portfolios, and fund managers are differentiating their services using environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria. As Geneva is strengthening its status as a world capital of sustainable investments, the CAIA Geneva invites you to join this lunch & learn educational event at the Grand Hotel Kempinskyi, where our speaker, Dominique Habegger, will speak about this global trend. Agenda 12:00 - Registration and welcome drink 12:15 - Opening remarks by Alessandro Sanos, Chapter Head CAIA Geneva, Market Development Manager, Refinitv 12:20 - Introduction: Sustainability, an imperative and an opportunity for Geneva by Nicholas Niggli, Director General, Economic Development, Research & Innovation at Republic and State of Geneva 12:30 - Presentation: Sustainable finance and ESG: investors and perspectives by Dominique Habegger, Sustainable Finance Geneva Treasurer, S&S Committee and Executive Office 12:50 - Q&A session, moderated by Maylix Brianto, Chapter Executive CAIA Geneva 12:55 - Cocktail reception (35 minutes)
This event is complimentary. As there is a limited capacity, we ask that you please register as early as possible to reserve your spot. Presenters Nicholas Niggli, Director General, Economic Development, Research & Innovation at Republic and State of GenevaNicholas C. Niggli is Director General for Economic Development, Research and Innovation at the Republic and State of Geneva, since May 2017. At the crossroad between macro-strategic thinking and micro-economic delivery, Nicholas identifies opportunities to strengthen Geneva’s economic ecosystem to position it to benefit from the opportunities of the digital age but also of the emergence of sustainable development economics. Nicholas works on building bridges between Geneva’s diverse clusters and its unparalleled network of multilateral governance actors, takes steps to strengthen Geneva’s USP and reinforces the links between economic development and research to create conditions favouring entrepreneurship, the emergence of new sources of growth as well as innovation. Since 2012, Nicholas has been lecturing on complex negotiation dynamics, leadership, intercultural communication and global governance as part of the INP Executive Master at the Graduate Institute of International & Development Studies, Geneva. In parallel, he has been a guest lecturer on international trade, procurement, governance and Brexit in various other academic institutions across Europe. Before joining the Republic and State of Geneva, Nicholas has been working for 15 years as a senior Swiss diplomat, both as a multilateral trade negotiator at the Swiss Mission to the WTO & EFTA and as a bilateral representative for economy, finance, science and innovation at the Swiss Embassy in the UK. He has also successfully concluded two major negotiations as well as a mediation process between China and Chinese Taipei, as Chairman, at the World Trade Organisation. Dominique Habegger, SFG - Treasurer, S&S Committee et Exececutive Office//DE PURY PICTET TURRETTINI Responsible of the Institutional management. In 1996, while obtaining a master in finance from the University of St. Gallen, Dominique Habegger started his career as the first employee of Sustainable Asset Management (RobeccoSAM). Throughout his career, he has always strived to demonstrate that it is possible to reconcile responsibility with profitability. In 1998, Lombard Odier hires him to set up a methodology to manage “extra-financial” risks. With the help of a dedicated team of specialists, this strategy was adopted by prominent institutional investors. Drawing on his experience, Dominique Habegger wrote in 2003 the white paper for ASSET4 (Thomson Reuters) before successfully setting up the company within the co-founding team. By contributing to expand Ethos’ business activities between 2008 and 2013, he had the chance to better understand the constraints of pension funds. Today, Dominique Habegger is head of institutional asset management and responsible for the Guilé Engagement Funds at de Pury Pictet Turrettini. He rejoined Melchior de Muralt, his colleague from Lombard Odier and pioneer of sustainable finance. Areas of expertise: sustainable finance, making sustainability profitable, institutional asset management.
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