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ESG in Africa: Harmonising Regulation to Support Sustainable Investment

  • London PwC, 7 More London Place London, England, SE1 United Kingdom (map)

Africa is often presented as the world’s last big growth opportunity and investment frontier. As Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) assets swell to the trillions of dollars, the continent’s role in this transformation is becoming increasingly pivotal. However, beneath the promise lie enduring challenges that have become all too familiar for investors: thinly traded equity markets, complex currency controls, regulatory uncertainties, and more.

In this session, our speakers will delve deep into the heart of Africa's ESG landscape, exploring how the continent is positioning itself to harness the power of global ESG capital. Discussions will also revolve around governance, a cornerstone of ESG investing, and the need for harmonised ESG regulations to drive sustainable investment to the continent.


Moderator

Chantelé Carrington

Strategic International Markets Leader | PwC

 

Speakers

Douglas Brew

Head of Corporate Affairs, Communications & Sustainable Business for Africa | Unilever

Rahul Ghosh

Managing Director, Sustainable Finance, Moody’s Investors Service

Patrick Lord

Commercial Director | Diligencia

Suzan Pardesi

Head of Energy | Africa Specialty Risks

 

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