Gold, ESG and sustainability: risks and impacts
Virtual roundtableEconomic and Monetary Policy Institute and Sustainable Policy Institute
Tue 07 Nov 202315:30 - 16:30

There is increasing scrutiny of central banks’ role in handling the financial and economic risks associated with climate change and biodiversity loss. This scrutiny extends to gold – both as a mined product and a financial asset.
This roundtable explores the environmental and social risks and impacts of the gold value chain. It discusses the integration of climate change considerations into a deeper understanding of gold’s role as a strategic asset.
Topics for discussion:
- Responsible gold mining and responsible sourcing
- Gold’s wider impacts – integrating sustainable development considerations into investment strategies
- The challenges and opportunities of artisanal and small-scale gold mining and the implications for central bank buying programmes
- Gold’s potential role in reducing the climate risks and carbon impacts of a portfolio.
Speakers
John Mulligan
Director, Market Relations and Climate Change Lead
World Gold Council
John Mulligan
Director, Market Relations and Climate Change Lead
World Gold Council
Telmen Tumenjargal
Senior Economist, Treasury Fund Reserve
Bank of Mongolia
Telmen Tumenjargal
Senior Economist, Treasury Fund Reserve
Bank of Mongolia
Timings
15:30-16:30 (London)
10:30-11:30 (New York)
23:30-00:30 (Singapore)