Transition Finance and the Path to Industrial Responsibility

Achieving environmental progress requires all sectors and industries to transition to principles that put people and the planet first. 

Decarbonising heavy industries and other carbon-intensive sectors is a crucial part of mitigating the effects of climate change. Transition finance can support the adoption of greener and more sustainable practices in these sectors. 

Should investment be used to support all companies in the transition phase. For those receiving finance, how should policymakers, investors and financial institutions work together to monitor companies’ progress and ensure they are being held to account? And how can access to finance encourage sustainable practices beyond decarbonisation? 

The Financial Times, in partnership with JTI, is hosting a discussion for industry, investment and banking executives, regulators, and academics that examines how all industries can be supported in transitioning to more sustainable practices.

Gain access to in-person sessions, meet speakers and network with your peers.

Transition to Low-Carbon

How can high-carbon companies be supported and encouraged to transition to low-carbon alternatives?

'Green' Investment Portfolios

Should carbon-heavy companies be incorporated in ‘green’ investment portfolios that aim to achieve long-term decarbonisation to finance transformation?

Beyond Decarbonisation

How might companies transitioning in social aspects beyond decarbonisation be supported?

Understand

How transition finance can support the adoption of more sustainable practices in heavy industries and carbon-intensive sectors.

Connect

And build relationships with some of the biggest names in your industry, from investment and banking executives to regulators and academics.

Discover

New strategies to support companies in the transition phase, and ways to hold carbon-intensive companies to account. 

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