Building Bridges 2023
From 2 to 5 October 2023, the international Building Bridges Conference will take place in Geneva for the fourth time. This conference brings together international organizations from the financial sector, political authorities and NGOs. Of course, Switzerland is also an important player.
- Date: 2-5 October, 2023
- Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Participating Holcim experts
Wednesday, 4 October – Introducing the Swiss Stewardship Code
AMAS and SSF are developing a Swiss Stewardship Code to create a level playing field between asset managers, asset owners and service providers. It defines best practices and creates the basis for more activity and better comparability of stewardship activities. The Code will be launched during this session, where Antonio will be a speaker.
Monday, 2 October – Building Bridges Summit Stakeholder Voice
The Building Bridges Summit discussions will address complex and urgent global sustainability challenges led by Keynotes with views from the Stakeholders. One of the sessions, where Renata will be a participant, will explore how we can make nature count with a ground-breaking event of the European launch of the TNFD at Building Bridges as nature-climate are a twin crisis.
Tuesday, 3 October – Practical Implications of the TNFD Framework for Business
The TNFD framework aims to serve as a risk management and disclosure framework for financial institutions and companies to incorporate nature-related risks and opportunities into their strategic planning, risk management and asset allocation decisions. This workshop, where Renata will be a speaker, will discuss lessons learned from early adopters and the journey ahead.
Tuesday, 3 October – ESG in DCF: A Not-So-Magic Formula to Price in Sustainability
The integration of sustainability in valuation is critical to scale capital flows towards sustainable transitions. This session focuses on the Sustainability In Intrinsic Valuation Framework and helps key market participants to move the needle by incorporating business and sectoral transformations in the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) models and financing transactions.
