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Wealth & Investment Management Hub

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A dedicated space for the full spectrum of finance and sustainability stakeholders, including impact investors, ethical fund managers, financial advisors and green finance innovators. This stage explores how capital can drive the transition to a low-carbon economy, featuring discussions on sustainable investment strategies, climate risk management, ESG regulations and innovative financing models.

Whether you’re an investor seeking new opportunities, a business looking to secure green funding or a policymaker shaping financial frameworks, this stage provides the insights and connections needed to turn sustainable finance into real-world impact.

 

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11:30
  1. Wealth & Investment Management Hub
    30 mins
    This session will explore the differences between ESG and sustainable investment, what good strategies look like and why this area matters.
13:00
  1. Wealth & Investment Management Hub
    30 mins
    This session will explore recent sustainable investment fund rule changes, what has and has not changed, and whether or not they will help or hinder growth and the transition to a sustainable future.
14:00
  1. Wealth & Investment Management Hub
    45 mins
    In this hub session, we will reflect on the groundbreaking work of the B4NZ SME Sustainability Data Taskforce during its first phase, which has pioneered a bottom-up, SME-first approach to sustainabil ...
11:00
  1. Wealth & Investment Management Hub
    30 mins
    This session will explore how investment funds and portfolios balance financial and sustainability considerations, the role of investment selection and engagement - and how these can be communicated w ...
12:30
  1. Lunch & Networking in Exhibition
    30 mins
13:00
  1. Wealth & Investment Management Hub
    30 mins
    This session will explore where sustainable investment goes from here, asking both speakers and delegates to stare into their crystal balls.   We know most people invest to make money and care about c ...