SPI symposium 2023
The inaugural Sustainable Policy Institute symposium in 2021 brought together central bank governors and speakers from 12 central banks, the Bank for International Settlements, World Bank, United Nations, European Investment Bank and others. Attended by 1,000+ experts from across the financial sector, the events panels, keynotes and roundtables tackled the challenges of directing investment towards greener financial markets. On 22-23 March 2023, the symposium will return to delve into the role of monetary policy, climate risk, regulation and disclosure, addressing practical challenges in driving sustainable financial markets to achieve net zero.
This hybrid event will be held in London, convening a global network of key policy-makers, regulators, public and private sector investors and ESG experts. The symposium will include open, public sessions attended by sustainable finance experts from across our network, and off-record high-level roundtables. The agenda will enable participants to make their voices heard on important issues at this critical time and move the industry beyond words into action.
Last year’s event is available to watch on demand. Register below to attend and receive regular updates on the 2023 event.
Agenda
Day one agenda
08:00 – 09:00 Conference registration
08:55 – 09:00 OMFIF welcome address
09:00 – 09:45 Opening fireside-chat: Sustainability, Monetary policy and Central bank mandates
PART ONE: THE ROLE OF CENTRAL BANKS
09:45 – 10:45 Panel: The role of central banks in driving the net-zero transition: Portfolio management, corporate strategy and risk management
10:45 – 11:15: Refreshment break
11:15 – 12:15 Panel: Preventing a disorderly transition: scenario analysis, risk frameworks and stress testing
PART TWO: THE ‘S’, DISCLOSURE AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS
12:15 – 13:10 Fireside-chat: Nature-related risk and driving nature-positive finance
13:10 – 14:15 Lunch and networking
14:15 – 15:15 Panel: Converging sustainability regulation: Developments in reporting, building transparency and managing climate risk
15:15 – 16:15 Impact investment, mobilising assets and portfolio management
16:15 – 16:55 Advocating change: A whistle-blowers story on greenwashing, defining impact and moving sustainable finance forward
16:55 – 17:00 Closing remarks
Day two agenda
08:00 – 09:15 Breakfast briefing: Digital technology and ESG: harnessing blockchain and green bond tokenisation
08:30 – 09:30 Conference registration
09:30 – 09:35 Conference welcome address
09:35 – 10:35 Panel: Climate geopolitics, ESG objectives and international co-operation
PART THREE: IMPACT, DISCLOSURE AND DATA
10:35 – 11:45 Panel: Driving sustainable capital markets: transition finance and emerging markets
11:45 – 12:15 Refreshment break
12:15 – 13:15 Green, social and sustainable (GSS) bonds: innovation, frameworks and capital market growth
13:15 – 14:15 Lunch
14:15 – 15:15 ESG data and the green transition – hindrance or help?
15:15 – 15:55 In conversation: Advocating change: A whistle-blower’s story on greenwashing, defining impact and moving sustainable finance forward
15:55 – 16:00 Closing remarks
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Speakers
ElÃas Albagli
Director
Monetary Policy Division and Chief Economist
Central Bank of Chile
Theodora Antonakaki
Director
Climate Change and Sustainability Centre
Bank of Greece
Nicolette Bartlett
Chief Impact Officer
CDP
Judson Berkey
Member
Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures
Jean Boissinot
Head of Secretariat
Network for Greening the Financial System
Eric Bouyé
Manager
Product, Knowledge and Research
World Bank Treasury
Alice Carr
Executive Director
Public Policy
Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero
Christophe Christiaen
Data, Innovation and Impact Lead
Oxford Sustainable Finance Programme
Ignacio de Calonje
Chief Investment Officer
Global Infrastructure
International Finance Corporation
Michiel De Smet
Sustainable Investment Expert
National Bank of Belgium
Karen Ellis
Chief Economist
WWF UK
Irene Espinosa
Deputy Governor
Banco de México
Desiree Fixler
Chair
VentureESG
Chuchi Fonacier
Deputy Governor
Financial Supervision Sector
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Carlo Funk
Head ESG Strategist – EMEA
State Street Global Advisors
Yuan Gao
Vice President
Fixed Income, Currency and Commodities
China International Capital Corporation
Marcel Haag
Director
Directorate-General for Financial Stability
Financial Services and Capital Markets Union
Maya Hennerkes
Director
Green Financial Systems
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Satoshi Ikeda
Chief Sustainable Finance Officer
Japan Financial Services Agency
Marcus Mølbak Ingholt
Senior Lead Climate Economist
Danmarks Nationalbank
David-Jan Jensen
Economist
Financial Stability
De Nederlandsche Bank
Sarah Kemmitt
Lead Secretariat
Net-Zero Banking Alliance
Teresa Lai Man Lin
Adviser
Bank for International Settlements’ Innovation Hub
Hong Kong Centre
Yvonne Mccarthy
Head of Climate Change Unit
Central Bank of Ireland
Sheila M’Mbijjewe
Deputy Governor
Central Bank of Kenya
Marja Nykänen
Deputy Governor
Bank of Finland
Rami Aboul Naga
Deputy Governor
Central Bank of Egypt
Antonios Panagiotopoulos
Executive Director
ESG and Climate Research
MSCI
Franco Panfili
Deputy Director General
Directorate General for Markets and Payment Systems
Banca d’Italia
Jean-Marie Paugam
Deputy Director General
World Trade Organization
Marina Petroleka
Global Head of Research
Sustainable Fitch
Marcus Pratsch
Head
Sustainable Bonds and Finance
DZ BANK
Jessica Pulay
Co-head of Policy and Markets
UK Debt Management OfficeÂ
Clara Raposo
Vice Governor
Banco de Portugal
Steven Rothstein
Managing Director
Ceres
Simone Robbers
Assistant Governor and General Manager
Strategy, Governance and Sustainability
Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Sacha Sadan
Director of ESG
Financial Conduct Authority
Manfred Schepers
Chief Executive Officer
ILX Management
Livio Stracca
Deputy Director General Macroprudential Policy and Financial Stability
European Central Bank
Lee White
Executive Director
IFRS Foundation
Barnabás Virág
Deputy Governor
Magyar Nemzeti Bank
Xiaochen Zhang
Global Head
Innovation and GTM
Amazon Web Services
Themes
Monetary policy and market neutrality
Climate risk and mitigation frameworks
Scaling up sustainable capital markets
ESG reserves, investment and asset management
Just transition, emerging markets and moving beyond the ‘E’ in ESG
Data metrics, ratings and disclosure
Event at a glance
- Hybrid one-and-a-half day event, being physically held in London with option of virtual attendance for those who cannot be there in person
- 30+ speakers from OMFIF’s global central banking community
- Attendees drawn from policy-makers, investors and sustainability and ESG experts
- Public panels and private roundtables
- Virtual exhibition stand area, open forums, bilateral meetings
- Central banks reporting directly on monetary policy, investment, data metrics, disclosure and regulatory standards
- Industry experts delivering the latest thought leadership
Symposium supporters
     
SPI members supporting the symposium
Become a partner
OMFIF’s SPI symposium provides an excellent platform for sponsors to showcase expertise and display leadership in their field, speaking to a global audience of public and private sector representatives. Sponsors of the symposium can engage with attendees in bespoke virtual exhibition stands and interact directly with speakers in private roundtables held during the conference.
If you would like to discuss SPI symposium partnership opportunities please contact partnerships@omfif.org.
Edoardo Barbi
Commercial Executive
Partnerships@omfif.org