Navigate ESG challenges and opportunities at RIAA Conference

Dear reader, As the demand for ESG investing continues to grow and as regulators turn their focus towards the responsible investment industry, unique challenges and opportunities arise for building a sustainable future in Australasia. A staggering 88% of Australians now expect their investments to be responsible and ethical, and that number is only growing (up from 83% in 2022). That's why we're excited to invite you to the RIAA Conference Australia 2024, the largest responsible investment gathering in the Southern Hemisphere. Why attend? Expert-led sessions: Get practical tools from industry leaders in geopolitics, stewardship, greenwashing, inclusive workplaces, First Nations investment markets, modern slavery and more. Networking opportunities: Connect with like-minded professionals and build valuable partnerships. Tailored workshops: Deep-dive into specific topics relevant to your interests and needs. Flexible attendance: Attend in person or virtually – the choice is yours. View the full program Some of the notable sessions include: Greenwashing: A view from the regulator Navigating geopolitics: Responsible Investors' risk in an uncertain world Private equity, fixed income, real assets... What's the best way of investing in the climate transition? Paving the way for First Nations Investment Markets New track unveiled: Sustainability Classifications Initiative launch Mandatory climate reporting - lessons from Aotearoa New Zealand  Don't miss this invaluable opportunity to network with peers, deepen knowledge and position yourself in the race towards a responsible and sustainable future. Ticket info © 2024 Money Management. All Rights Reserved. You have received this email because you have subscribed to Money Management or a Momentum Media publication. This email has been sent automatically and you cannot reply to it. If you have any questions please contact us directly. You are subscribed to our Bulletin service with this email <<Email Address>>. The contents of this newsletter are purely for your information. Click here to read our disclaimer. Click here to update your email receiving preferences.   Click here to remove yourself from this list or call us on 02 9922 3300.