This roundtable seeks to understand key challenges faced by financial institutions in driving the net zero transition. Participants will seek to explore effective and sustainable adoption of AI technologies to drive this transition, including examining key barriers and identifying opportunities for industry-wide collaboration and practical next steps.

Current global pledges point to a 2.4C - 2.6C temperature rise by the end of the century, well above the Paris Agreement's goal to limit global warming to well below 2C. Can tech help to shift the needle?

In this session, tech leaders seek to establish the role of tech infrastructure in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices. They will assess the global leaders in tech infrastructure for ESG, shedding light on the latest trends and developments. The session will also explore the intersection of ESG, regulation and inclusion, discussing how these elements can be harmonised to create a sustainable and inclusive future.

In this session, global leaders will dive deeper into how public-private collaboration is the driving force behind real progress in ESG initiatives such as climate change, cost of living, and improving social justice.

How do we live and work sustainably in a city, and build resilient communities in the process? This panel follows the development of the co-working space, The Working Capitol, tracing some interesting facts about Singapore’s historic shophouses, shady activities from the past and the bright future seen through the eyes of The Working Capitol community as they jointly work towards a sustainable future.

The voluntary carbon markets have been coming under increasing scrutiny for their lack of effectiveness and transparency.
In this session, hear from sustainability leaders as they develop the proposition and opposition on the existing voluntary carbon markets. What could the future look like with the use of emerging tools like digital exchanges and CBDCs? How can we ensure trillions of dollars are delivered to communities for conservation and regenerative practices?
Judge for yourself who has presented the best case and cast your votes in this incendiary debate to determine how we can best ensure that the next trillion dollars committed will indeed be green.