Events

📍Monash University Law Chambers

Sustainable finance is evolving. As the global community faces unprecedented challenges brought about by climate change, the need for transparent, consistent, and actionable financial disclosures has never been more critical. At the heart of this transformation are the legal and regulatory frameworks that guide sustainable investment and reporting.

📍National Chengchi University

As the global financial sector pivots toward sustainability, how can regulation enable credible, functional markets for green and ESG-labelled products? And how are financial institutions navigating climate risks on the road to net-zero? The second workshop brought together leading experts from Australia and Taiwan to explore the evolving regulatory architecture of sustainable finance.

📍Queensland University of Technology

Technology is reshaping how sustainability and consumer protection intersect within the financial system. As digital tools accelerate innovation and access, regulators and institutions face new challenges in ensuring that sustainable finance remains transparent, inclusive, and resilient.

📍IBM Australia| UNSW Sydney

As sustainability and climate risk becomes a rising concern in the area of financial regulation, how are directors' duties evolving in response? What does board-level accountability look like in an era of heightened ESG expectations and regulatory scrutiny?