Regulatory Pathway for A Sustainable Financial Ecosystem
Regulatory Pathway for A Sustainable Financial Ecosystem
永續金融生態系的監理路徑擘畫
No. 187, Jinhua St, Da’an District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106（台北市大安區金華街 187 號）
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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?
We invite you to be part of this important conversation at the 'Regulatory Pathway for A Sustainable Financial Ecosystem' workshop. Join us in person or online to engage with experts from Australia and Taiwan as we explore the evolving regulatory architecture of sustainable finance.
Our Audience
This workshop is designed for academics and professionals passionate about sustainable finance and cross-jurisdictional frameworks. Whether you're looking to gain a deeper understanding of the evolving regulatory landscape or engage in insightful discussions with academics, regulators, professionals, and industry or community leaders, this event offers valuable opportunities for all.
We also welcome participants from other sectors who are eager to learn, connect, and contribute to the dialogue as we explore the future of sustainable finance.
IMPORTANT: While we encourage all interested parties to register, please note that attendance will be subject to the final capacity and space availability at the venue. The hosting organisation reserves the right to modify the program and make final determination regarding participation. Early registration is recommended to secure your spot.
A Unique Opportunity for Networking and Insight
The workshop will bring together leading figures from Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission, Cathay United Bank, Deloitte & Touche Sustainabillity and Risk Advisory Co., Ltd, CRIF Taiwan, Lee and Li, Attorneys-at-law, Australian Sustainable Finance Institute (ASFI), ANZ, Mills Oakley, and more top academics and industry experts from both Australia and Taiwan. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with key stakeholders in sustainable finance across Australia and Taiwan, hear firsthand about emerging solutions, and contribute perspectives to shape future regulatory frameworks.
► MORNING SESSION - KEYNOTE SPEAKERS | 上午時段 - 演講
WEN-FAN LIN
林玟汎
Assistant Director-General, Department of Development and Innovation,
Financial Supervisory Commission
金融監督管理委員會金融市場發展及創新處 專門委員
MARK BLAND
Partner, Financial Services,
Mills Oakley
DANIEL HSIAO
蕭冠宇
Chief Sustainability Officer,
CRIF Taiwan
CRIF中華徵信所 永續長
JENNY FAN
Executive Director for Sustainable Finance, ANZ
► AFTERNOON SESSION - PANEL DISCUSSIONS | 下午時段 – 圓桌論壇
Moderator / 主持人:
Associate Professor Cheng-Yun Tsang, Monash Law
臧正運副教授，澳洲蒙納許大學法學院
Panel 1: Empowering Sustainable Finance Products and Markets
永續金融商品與市場之賦能
Mark Bland
Partner, Financial Services, Mills Oakley
Jenny Fan
Executive Director, Sustainable Finance, ANZ
Eddie Hsiung 熊全迪
Partner, Lee and Li, Attorneys-at-Law 理律法律事務所合夥人
Michael Wen 溫珍瀚
Executive Vice Director, Cathay United Bank
國泰世華銀行 副總經理
A/Prof. Chin-Wen Wu 吳秦雯 副教授
Director, FINTEC, National Chengchi University
國立政治大學 法律系
Nicole Yazbek-Martin
Executive Manager, Australian Sustainable Finance Institute (online)
Panel 2: Navigating Climate Risks Management by Financial Institutions
金融機構氣候風險之治理
Daniel Hsiao 蕭冠宇
Chief Sustainability Officer, CRIF
CRIF中華徵信所 永續長
A/Prof. Steve Kourabas
Deputy Director, Centre for Commercial Law and Regulatory Studies (CLARS), Monash Law
Alex Lin 林志煒
VP, Deloitte & Touche Sustainability and Risk Advisory Co., Ltd 勤業眾信永續發展與風險管理顧問公司 副總經理
A/Prof. Alex Yue-Ping Yang 楊岳平 副教授
National Taiwan University College of Law | 國立台灣大學 法律系
Prof. Gerry Nagtzaam
Monash Law
Acknowledgement
This event is hosted by the 'Australia-Taiwan Collaboration in Addressing Legal and Regulatory Challenges in Sustainable Finance' (ATLAS Finance) project team, led by Associate Professor Cheng-Yun Tsang and Professor Gerry Nagtzaam from Monash Law, in collaboration with the Financial Innovation And Technological Evolution Center (FINTEC, NCCU), the Taiwan Sustainable Finance and Impact Investing Academy (SFIIA), the College of Global Banking and Finance (CGBF, NCCU), and Career Center Office of Student Affairs (OSA, NCCU).
The ATLAS Finance project is proud to be supported by the Australian Office in Taipei on this important project that supports a stable and constructive partnership between the two jurisdictions in advancing sustainable finance and a net-zero economy.
