Environmental, Social & Governance
[Webinar] The Latest Trends in Sustainable Investing
Overview
The world of Sustainable Investing has been evolving with the current interest rate environment, headwinds facing the investment world given the uncertain geopolitical and tariffs situation. The webinar explores the latest Institutional, Corporate and Private investors’ interest in Sustainable Investing; demand, return and related expectations; industry segments and investment structures.
Content
1. The latest trends in Sustainable Investing
2. How the current interest rate, geopolitical and tariff environment have impacted investors’ appetite
3. Expected demand for Sustainable Investment in the near term, and possible factors affecting the demand
4. Industry segments which are of high demand
5. Investors’ Risk vs Return expectations
6. New investment structures in Sustainable Investing
Who should attend
Frontline bankers, private bankers, wealth managers, asset managers, product structuring bankers, client-facing banking professionals, commercial bankers and any licensed individuals who are interested in sustainable investing.
Speaker/Course Instructor
Prior to joining Invesco, Alexander was the Co-Director of Nan Fung Group’s The Mills Fabrica, a global sustainable & impact investing platform focused on consumer industries. Previously, Alexander also worked for Hillhouse Capital, Bain & Company’s financial investors & private equity group and UK Cabinet Office’s Social Investment team.
Alexander holds a BEng from University of Hong Kong, a MPP from University of Oxford and a Masters of global affairs from Tsinghua University, where he was a Schwarzman Scholar. He holds a CFA Institute Certificate in Sustainable Investing, a CFA Institute Certificate in Impact Investing and is an EFFAS Certified ESG Analyst® (CESGA).
Prior to joining BNP Paribas, Alfred worked in Equity Research, covering ESG in Asia Pacific. He also held different roles at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
Alfred holds a Masters in Finance from Imperial College London and a Bachelor in Economics from University of Cambridge.