08:30 - 09:30
Registration
09:30 – 09:40
Welcome by Richard Peers, founder of Responsible Risk and contributing editor, Finextra Research.
Speakers
Richard Peers
Founder, ResponsibleRisk
What is the process of executing Nature’s value from the field to trade? What data is available to financial institutions to assess natural capital? How can we ensure clarity in the trade narrative and quantify costs and risk along the supply chain?
Moderator
Richard Peers
Founder, ResponsibleRisk
Speakers
Robert Gardner
Founder, ReBalance Earth
09:50 – 11:00
Who are the stakeholders in the natural capital sector and how do they contribute to the sustainable ecosystem?
We will reveal how stakeholders and investors can work across a value chain to ensure that they are obtaining valuable information around natural capital, pricing it appropriately and demonstrating how they can invest and divest their assets.
How can firms provide end-to-end clarity in the supply chain from ‘field to trade,’ and ensure ethical natural accounting can be profitable for people and planet?
Moderator
Richard Peers
Founder, ResponsibleRisk
Speakers
Cain Blythe
Founder, Ecosulis and Credit Nature
Andrew Creak
Founder, Kana Earth
Giles D'Souza
Strategic Business Lead in Remote Sensing and GIS, Planet
Musidora Jorgensen
Chief Impact Officer, Worldwide Generation
Donna Lyndsay
Strategic Market Lead Environment and Sustainability, Ordnance Survey
11:00 - 11:30
Break
11:30 – 12:00
Unpacking the showcase: How is nature priced, quantified, and traded?
What can be learned from the agri-food supply chain on how ESG and Impact investing progress leads to returns? What is the go-to-market process with natural capital?
Moderator
Richard Peers
Founder, ResponsibleRisk
Speakers
Cain Blythe
Founder, Ecosulis and Credit Nature
Simon Crichton
Head of Nature, Food and Resource, Triodos Bank
Giles D'Souza
Strategic Business Lead in Remote Sensing and GIS, Planet
James Lockhart-Smith
VP Sustainable Finance, Verisk Maplecroft
Donna Lyndsay
Strategic Market Lead Environment and Sustainability, Ordnance Survey
12:00 – 12:30
How is regulation such as CSRD, ESRS, and CSDDD and voluntary measures such as TNFD shaping data available to measure natural capital? What guiderails are in place for corporates to bridge the gap between action and governance? What regulatory parameters are in place that impact accredited natural assets?
Moderator
Anna-Marie Slot
Founder, Transition Value Partners
Speakers
Musidora Jorgensen
Chief Impact Officer, Worldwide Generation
Carolina Mino Paluello
CEO, Arabesque
Tonia Plakhotniuk
Climate & ESG Capital Markets, NatWest Commercial and Institutional
12:30 - 13:30
Lunch
Pricing Nature: Quantifying the financial risks posed by the degradation of nature and ecosystem services to the UK economy and financial sector.
The Green Finance Institute has proposed methods to assess nature-related risks, such as a UK Nature-Related Risk Inventory, an estimation of the dependency and exposure of UK banks, and insurers on ecosystem services, a methodology that will translate dependencies into financial risk. These three scenarios will integrate plausible and extreme futures of nature and climate risks, the presentation will include macroeconomic modelling of the scenarios using the NiGEM model, and a calculation of value at risk for typical UK lending and investment portfolios.
Moderator
Richard Peers
Founder, ResponsibleRisk
Speakers
Dr Nicola Ranger
Director, Greening Finance for Institute
What occurs in the secondary market to ensure that integrity is maintained? How can ESG and impact strategies be integrated into the transaction in a format that creates a smooth customer journey?
Speakers
Rachael Barza
Associate Director, Lead Climate Adaptation and Nature Finance, EBRD
Tim Coates
Managing Director, Evenlode Landscape Recovery
Andrew Creak
Founder, Kana Earth
David Croft
Global Head of Sustainability, Reckitt
Robert Gardner
Founder, ReBalance Earth
Sandy Trust
Institute of Actuaries
14:30 – 15.00
Break
How do we bring all forms of data and applications together to support rapid innovation while allowing comparability and interoperability.
How can we map, measure, and manage the impact and dependency on natural assets as they travel through supply chains? How do we establish the provenance of high-quality data, make it more accessible and decision ready?
Can multi-sided data marketplaces operate to facilitate environmental priorities? This panel will seek to address The Biodiversity Data Puzzle.
Moderator
Richard Peers
Founder, ResponsibleRisk
Speakers
Catherine Armour
Director Data Initiatives, TNFD
Richard Conway
CEO, Elastaloud
Eion Murray
Managing Director, Seed
Ana Raposo
Business Applications and Partnerships Officer, European Space Agency
How have measurement, data aggregation, asset management in natural capital all been crystallised to create a cohesive ecosystem from field to trade? How will the natural capital industry evolve in the future?
Moderator
Richard Peers
Founder, ResponsibleRisk
Speakers
Dr Rich Stockdale
Founder,Oxygen Conservation