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Delivering climate ambition at scale demands more than bold targets, it requires a financial ecosystem that mobilises capital, mitigates risk, and accelerates bankable projects. Asia faces an $815 billion climate finance gap, underscoring the need for regulatory reform, transparent frameworks, and innovative project design. This session examines how financial and policy innovation can attract diverse investors and align profitability with measurable impact to build a resilient green economy.
Speakers:`
Rebecca Mikula-Wright, CEO, Investor Group on Climate Change & Asia Investor Group on Climate Change
Hiromichi Mizuno, Founder and CEO, Good Steward Partners, LLC
Michael Wen, Executive Vice President, Cathay United Bank
Moderated by Ishika Mookerjee, Asia ESG & Climate Reporter, Bloomberg News
Delivering climate ambition at scale demands more than bold targets, it requires a financial ecosystem that mobilises capital, mitigates risk, and accelerates bankable projects. Asia faces an $815 billion climate finance gap, underscoring the need for regulatory reform, transparent frameworks, and innovative project design. This session examines how financial and policy innovation can attract diverse investors and align profitability with measurable impact to build a resilient green economy.
Speakers:`
Rebecca Mikula-Wright, CEO, Investor Group on Climate Change & Asia Investor Group on Climate Change
Hiromichi Mizuno, Founder and CEO, Good Steward Partners, LLC
Michael Wen, Executive Vice President, Cathay United Bank
Moderated by Ishika Mookerjee, Asia ESG & Climate Reporter, Bloomberg News
