Upcoming Schedule
Join us as we discuss these along with Moody’s ESG Solutions and our affiliates Vigeo Eiris and KIS and explore ways to boost sustainable finance and ESG integration in the Korean market.
The first joint event between Moody’s, KIS and Vigeo Eiris
With the onset of COVID-19, there has been a surge in the need to rethink sustainability practices, business models and investment priorities. As a result, governments, businesses and institutional investors are devising new approaches to sustainable finance, ESG integration and thematic investing, both globally and in Korea. What are the emerging global trends under this new reality? How will they affect the Asia-Pacific region, and the Korean market in particular? How should Korean market participants position themselves in this context?
Join us as we discuss these along with Moody’s ESG Solutions and our affiliates Vigeo Eiris and KIS and explore ways to boost sustainable finance and ESG integration in the Korean market.
Both Korean and English language options will be available to all participants. Don’t miss out on this flagship event in Korea!
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