The FCA’s Sacha Sadan talks to Vicky Moffatt about turning sustainability regulations into long term value creation
In collaboration with Deloitte, this event is a part of Chapter Zero’s What does the future hold? Boards and the future of climate action series and features Sacha Sadan, Director of Sustainable Finance at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), in conversation with Vicky Moffatt, Chapter Zero’s CEO. The session will offer senior leaders from the real economy and the financial services sector timely insight into the FCA’s recent consultation on new sustainability reporting requirements for listed companies. The discussion will look beyond compliance to consider how organisations can build capability, respond strategically to shifting expectations, and position themselves for advantage in a rapidly changing environment.
The event will also feature an audience Q&A, followed by networking drinks for in-person attendees, offering a chance to exchange ideas with fellow board directors.
Please note this is a hybrid event for senior leaders taking place in-person in London, and online.
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About the series
In autumn 2025, Chapter Zero launched a new series, ‘What does the future hold? Boards and the future of climate action’, designed exclusively for Board members. In the series, Vicky Moffatt, Chapter Zero CEO, is in conversation with leading international experts about the future of climate and sustainability, and how emerging trends are shaping boardroom decision-making and oversight.
Sacha Sadan
Director of Sustainable Finance, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Vicky Moffatt
CEO, Chapter Zero
The FCA’s Sacha Sadan talks to Vicky Moffatt about turning sustainability regulations into long term value creation
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