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The FT/IFC Sustainable Finance Awards, the major global awards for environmentally and socially responsible banking and investment, now in their seventh year, have attracted 161 entries from 145 institutions and 36 non-financial groups in 67 countries. For a full list of entries please click here The strong number of entries reflect the growing role that the financial sector, often in collaboration with non-financial companies, plays in addressing some of the world's most pressing challenges, including climate change and environmental degradation, social exclusion, food security, improving access to finance, and using technology to better serve the world's poor. For the full list of short-listed firms please click here |
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| The winners will be announced and the awards presented on June 14 at a special dinner in London concluding the FT/IFC Sustainable Finance Conference. The conference will gather experts, strategists and visionaries to discuss emerging innovations in sustainable finance, the role of technology, the benefits of a pro-sustainability approach for private equity investment, and the economic, social and business case for investing in women-owned businesses. For more details, please click here | ||
Chaired by former UK Business Editor and Associate Editor of the Financial Times, John Willman, the Conference will include keynotes from:
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Sir Ronald Cohen Chairman Big Society Capital |
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James Cameron Chairman Climate Change Capital
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Rachel Kyte Vice President and Network Head, Sustainable Development World Bank |
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Rashad Kaldany Vice President, Global Industries IFC
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