CBFL Conference: Sustainable Finance and Capital Markets (by invitation only)
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- CBFL Conference: Sustainable Finance and Capital Markets (by invitation only)
April
16
Friday
Speaker: | Speakers: Session 1: Law and Policy Session Chair: Assistant Professor Lin Lin, NUS Law Paper #1 - Mr David Rouch, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP Paper #2 - Professor Iris H-Y Chiu, UCL Law Paper #3 - Associate Professor Benedict Sheehy, Canberra Law School Session 2: Sustainable Financial Products in the Capital Markets Session Chair: Associate Professor Umakanth Varottil, NUS Law Paper #4 - Associate Professor Hong Yanrong, Peking University Law School & Assistant Professor Lin Lin, NUS Law Paper #5 - Dr Celine Tan, University of Warwick School of Law Paper #6 - Dr Andrea Miglionico, Reading Law School Session 3: Sustainable Companies and Business Session Chair: Professor Iris H-Y Chiu, UCL Law Paper #7 - Associate Professor Eva Micheler, London School of Economics and Political Science Paper #8 - Professor Iain MacNeil, University of Glasgow & Professor Irene-marie Esser, University of Glasgow Paper #9 - Assistant Professor Lin Lin, NUS Law |
Moderator: | Conference Convenors Assistant Professor Lin Lin (NUS Law) Professor Iris H-Y Chiu (UCL Law) |
Time: | 4:00 pm to 9:40 pm (SGT) |
Venue: | via Zoom |
Type of Participation: | Participation by Invitation Only |
Description
This conference will discuss the legal issues and policy challenges in relation to sustainable finance and capital markets. Sustainable finance is increasingly not the domain of credit and development institutions. Sourcing from conventional capital markets is seen as an attractive proposition for both the supply and demand sides, as there is significant ‘dry powder’ in investment funds all over the world and sustainable finance objectives are not necessarily contradictory to objectives in relation to financial return. This project interrogates the role of market-building regulation and their likely impact. Mass marketization regulation, like securities regulation, tends to become standardised and inflexible, based on the lowest common denominator of the investor.
Registration
Please email Ms Nur Fazirah at rescle@nus.edu.sg for information.