Massey is Missing COP26 – Part IV: The Role Of The Canadian Financial Sector in Expanding Carbon Intensive Projects

Advance registration is required to attend this event.

 

We are witnessing major shifts in lending and investment policies across the globe by banks, pension funds and other major sources of capital to low or zero carbon emission products and infrastructure. Are Canadian financial institutions moving quickly enough to this new reality? Are Canadian savings products aligned to Canadian commitments to a green economy? Are banks’ lending portfolios aligned to the commitments being made by the Canadian government internationally at COP21 and domestically in the most recent Throne Speech?

Joining us for this conversation will be Mairead Lavery – President and CEO, Export Development Canada, Christine Bergeron – CEO, Vancity, Adam Scott – Director, Shift Action for Pension Wealth and Planet Health, and will be hosted by Rosemary McCarney, former Ambassador of Canada to the United Nations (2015-2019), and the 2020-2021 Bill Graham Centre / Massey College Resident Visiting Scholar in Foreign and Defence Policy and Global Affairs.

 

To register for this event in our series, The Role Of The Canadian Financial Sector (Especially Banks And Pension Funds) in Expanding Carbon Intensive Projects and the Disconnect Between Their Investments And Canada’s Paris Commitmentsplease click here.

 


 

Thank you for your interest in Massey’s five-part virtual climate series, Massey is #MissingCOP26. These online events are free and open to all. To learn about other events in the series and for more information, we invite you to visit our main page: https://www.masseycollege.ca/programs-and-events/massey-missing-cop26/

Date

Nov 17 2020
Expired!

Time

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Local Time

  • Timezone: America/New_York
  • Date: Nov 17 2020
  • Time: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

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Canada,
Toronto

Location

online
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Organizer

David Suzuki Foundation
David Suzuki Foundation
Website
https://davidsuzuki.org/

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