The road to net-zero has ushered in increased demand for investment opportunities that will slow down the effects of climate change. As the range of market opportunities multiply, so will concerns around reporting, transparency and standardized metrics. What are the enablers—and barriers—to sufficient investment capital flowing to the right places to achieve net zero fast enough? Are green investors overlooking communities with policies and political will to achieve rapid green transition? How can improved data and disclosures lead to more effective allocation of capital, especially for sectors that are under-invested relative to their importance to reaching net zero? Join this session of C-suite level and senior executives as they discuss concrete solutions to overcoming the challenges and embracing the opportunities to better analyze and disclose climate action, and to direct capital to its most productive ends in achieving net zero. 

Moderator

Will Jackson-Moore

Global Sustainability Leader, PwC

Speakers

Brandon Freiman

Partner and Head of North American Infrastructure, KKR

Derek Rozycki

Executive Director, Head of Responsible Investing, Mubadala Investment Company

Robert Schultz

Partner, Capricorn Investment Group

Elizabeth Small

General Counsel and Head of Policy, North America, CDP