COP28 insights: navigating the climate agenda

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As COP28 concludes in UAE, we invite you to join an engaging post-event discussion. With the seventh anniversary of the Paris Agreement now behind us and just seven years left to achieve our 2030 goals, the world's commitment to combat climate change stands at a critical crossroads.

Our agenda is packed with key highlights: We will delve into pivotal moments from COP28, explore the critical points in the Paris agreement that shape sustainable development, dissect the pros and cons of the final statement, and pinpoint the pressing challenges that lie ahead. Anticipate actionable insights and immediate priorities for all stakeholders committed to the climate cause.

Why attend?

• Gain real-time insights from leading sustainable finance experts.
• Stay updated on the latest developments from COP28.
• Discover your organisation's role in the global climate agenda.
• Access actionable takeaways for a sustainable future.

Don't miss this opportunity to become part of an essential post-COP conversation. Reserve your spot today!

Who will be speaking?
Emmanuel Rondeau, Faculty Member, The London Institute of Banking & Finance MENA

Emmanuel is the Lead Director (NED) at La Banque Postalein France, where he chairs the Board Risk Committee and the Nomination Committee. La Banque Postale was the first European bank and one of the first financial institutions worldwide to have its decarbonisation pathway recognised by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). It has won many other accolades, including from Vigeo Eiris Sustainalytics and an A rating from the CDP.

Emmanuel has been active in banking for 35 years in Paris and London, with senior executive and non-executive roles in several leading banks, such as:

• Crédit Agricole Group, France
• ING Bank, the Netherlands
• Royal Bank of Scotland -NatWest Group, UK

An EDHEC Financial Economics Advisory Board member, Emmanuel is a regular trainer and keynote speaker for bank boards - most recently in Bahrain, Geneva, Tunis, Vienna, and Washington -specialising in ethics, risk and governance.

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