26 - 27 July 2007, London

The Euromoney Forum

Formally the Global Borrowers and Investors Forum, the event format has changed to incorporate a broader range of subjects and place emphasis on the markets demonstrating significant expansion, such as the carbon markets.

On Wednesday 27 June, Gareth Hughes, Head of Coporate Development at CCC, will participate in Panel Discussion XIV entitled Carbon Footprints:

The panel will discuss some of the implications to going green, including:

  • The role of the capital market institutions in pushing the green agenda
  • Aligning climate change and economic growth
  • The push for socially responsible investing
  • How workable is an emissions trading scheme?
  • Is voluntary action enough?

The moderator will be Mark Johnson, Editor, Euromoney Conferences. Other Panellists include:

  • Chris Hope, Senior Lecturer, Judge Business School,Cambridge University
  • Gareth Hughes, Head of Corporate Development, Climate Change Capital
  • Julian Knight, Chief Executive Officer, Global Cool

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