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The 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum will take place between 15-19 January 2024.The theme of the conference is Rebuilding Trust will focus on exploring the opportunities enabled by the new technologies and their implications on decision-making and global partnership.

Check out the latest updates in the carbon markets space in Africa. You can also see the update on Africa Carbon Markets: Status and Outlook Report 2024-25 on their website: https://lnkd.in/eW-qxTtH #africa #carbonmarkets #trends #opportunities

What inspires interest in decarbonisation products among gatekeepers more than performance potential? Access the answer to this question and many more in our latest Gatekeeper Pulse research into evolving attitudes among fund selectors at global financial firms. View Research https://lnkd.in/e25kuB48

In today's uncertain economic climate, is "Sell in May and go away" still a relevant investment strategy? Join EPFR’s CIO, Sayad Baronyan, Ph.D. and Director of Research, Cameron Brandt on 15th May as they deep dive into the complexities of Q3 and Q4. Sign up to our webinar today >> https://hubs.ly/Q02wx-D70

Please find our Global Monthly Insight for June below. In this edition we discuss how scientific developments are cracking the ageing code, provide an overview of the global equity landscape, and discuss the fixed-income landscape in relation to slowing disinflation.

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this is the topic that most we are concerning #icgn annual conference 2024 Session E: Democracy's Decline Could Take Investor Value Down. Can Anything Be Done? hosted by State Democracy Defenders The coming US presidential election poses significant questions for institutional investors regarding their exposure to geopolitical risk, with 16 Nobel prize winning economists warning of potential catastrophe--and other business leaders arguing the opposite. This panel will examine the interaction of democratic backsliding and financial stress not only in the US, but within the EU and around the world. It will do so with respect to institutional investors and the countless citizens around the world who entrust them with their savings. The panel will include practical steps that investor stewardship professionals can take to mitigate risk, especially given the US's historic role as a financial safe harbor. Ambassador Norman Eisen, SDDF, Co-Founder and Executive Chair, USA Sandra Guerra, Board Director, Founding Partner at Better Governance, Brazil Karina Litvack, Non-Executive Director, Terna S.p.A. Italy David Pitt-Watson, Leader & Fellow, Climate Accounting Project & Cambridge University, Judge Business School, UK

We convened private and public sector leaders in Berlin for a robust discussion on the role capital markets can play in developing and growing European industries, particularly when it comes to sparking innovation in green and tech sectors. Here are 3 key takeaways from the discussion. cc: Francesco Ceccato, Dr. Ingrid Hengster, Marie Freier

"We can't decarbonise a system that hasn't been structurally and economically decolonised yet" - Dr Fadhel Kaboub. Check out the next video in our series with UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) ▶️ https://bit.ly/3TlizAn on reforming our unjust international monetary & financial system

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