Upcoming Events

The 3rd edition of the International Carbon Markets Summit, set to take place on 29 May 2025, will bring together leading global policymakers, industry experts, and market participants to explore the latest trends, regulations, and innovations shaping the future of carbon markets, which are essential to achieve net zero, although they must evolve if they are to reach their full potential. This topical summit will serve as a platform for discussions about this evolution and how carbon markets can drive climate action, facilitate sustainable growth, and create new opportunities for businesses and investors alike.

As the regulatory, legal and political landscape surrounding greenwashing and climate-related litigation continues to evolve, corporates and financial institutions face increasing scrutiny and potential liability. The Greenwashing, Climate Litigation and Liability Management Summit 2025 will provide a comprehensive analysis of these emerging legal and regulatory risks and offer practical strategies to navigate them.

The dependence of business on nature and natural ecosystems is hard to overstate – a few years ago a report from the World Economic Forum estimated that more than half of global GDP, or about $44tn, was ‘moderately’ The dependence of business on nature and natural ecosystems is hard to overstate – a few years ago a report from the World Economic Forum estimated that more than half of global GDP, or about $44tn, was ‘moderately’ or ‘highly’ dependent on nature. However, these natural resources are under threat. Global wildlife populations have shrunk by an average of 75% over the past 50 years, according to a report published last October by the World Wildlife Fund. The UN estimates that nearly one million animal and plant species are in danger of extinction.or ‘highly’ dependent on nature. However, these natural resources are under threat. Global wildlife populations have shrunk by an average of 75% over the past 50 years, according to a report published last October by the World Wildlife Fund. The UN estimates that nearly one million animal and plant species are in danger of extinction.