EU Taxonomy & Sustainable Finance Summit

About the summit

Join us and global executives for our EU Taxonomy & Sustainable Finance Summit on March 21st and 22nd in Berlin, Germany. The summit will focus on the latest regulatory requirements, responsible investment governance, mandatory disclosure strategies, and successful performance examples to meet EU Taxonomy implementation, usability and reporting challenges.

This exclusive event will bring together ﬁnancial, regulatory and reporting professionals from global brands to discuss solutions to achieve a high-performing agile disclosure system. Gain exceptional knowledge of the latest trends in sustainable finance and how modern technologies accelerate the transition to a green economy.

Don't miss out this unique 2-day opportunity to network with industry leaders and discuss all of the latest trends forging the future of EU Taxonomy alignment to drive your business forward.

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Meet some of our speakers

Evgeny Tyurin

Director, Head of ESG Finance and Corporate Bank FP&A

Deutsche Bank

Bettina Paschke

VP ESG Accounting, Reporting & Controlling

DHL Express

Gabriel Marosi

Chief Sustainability Officer

ERSTE Group

Eva-Maria Ségur-Cabanac

Partner

Baker McKenzie

Susanne Dräger

Strategic Affairs Director

IFRS Foundation

To get a glance at the full list of speakers please request the brochure.

Key Practical Learning Points:

Challenges and Opportunities of EU Taxonomy and Other Regulations
Exploring the Latest Regulations and Compliance Requirements
Stimulating and Mobilizing Finance for the Transition to Environmental Sustainability with the Help of EU Taxonomy
Developing the EU Taxonomy Criteria for Environmental Objectives
Practical Tools for Improving and Clarifying Both Information Gathering and the Process Itself
Raising Strategic Questions about the Future Viability of a Company’s Business Model
The Significance of Incremental Change and Identifying Material Topics for Sustainability Strategies
The Importance of Commitment to Continuous Improvement in ESG Reporting
The Ongoing Challenges of Effective Corporate Reporting and Data Disclosure