Asking Better Questions on Nature: What Do Directors Need to Know?
Sign up for this eventThis LCAW event follows the launch of Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)’s ‘Asking Better Questions on Nature' guide for board directors, produced in collaboration with Chapter Zero, Competent Boards, Commonwealth Climate and Law Initiative (CCLI) and Green Finance Institute (GFI).
The guide is designed to help senior executives across business and finance surface critical insights about nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities to inform their decision making.
Speakers will delve into the core aims of the guide and how boards and directors can use it as a resource in their risk management strategy, all leading towards being able to efficiently identify the decision-useful information needed to bring nature-related considerations into the company’s governance, strategy, risk management and capital allocation decision making.
| We invite board members, non-executive directors, legal counsel and other senior and C-suite members to register for this event. |
The session will include a short presentation and panel discussion, followed by discussion and breakouts with attendees. A light breakfast and coffee/tea will be served.
Asking Better Questions on Nature: What Do Directors Need to Know?
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