How can finance and investment teams approach the systemic risk presented by climate, biodiversity and human rights? Learn more at our next event we’ll be hosting in December 2026.
Climate, biodiversity loss and human rights abuses are systemic risks. They move through supply chains, portfolios and markets together, and they show up in prices, cash flow and asset values.
That’s why we believe finance and investment teams are well placed to lead the response. You already price risk, allocate capital and set the terms that suppliers and investees work to, so you have more influence here than you might think.
The great finance reset is a chance to explore this together. We’re bringing together senior leaders from finance, investment and sustainability for an open conversation about how these risks can be understood as a whole and built into decisions on capital, lending and procurement.
We’ll talk about:
- How to assess connected climate, nature and human rights risks across a portfolio or supply chain
- The data and decision rights that make that assessment genuinely useful
- Where early movers are already finding commercial advantage
This is a small, invite-only gathering held under the Chatham House Rule, so everyone can speak freely.
We’d love you to join us. To register your interest, just email events@sancroft.com