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Hear from a panel of experts about shareholder activism in South Africa.

Join us for a critical dialogue on responsible investment.

Come and listen to our Director Tracey Davies talking about the climate crisis, and what responsible citizens, investors and corporates should do in the face of the climate crisis.

Come and listen to our Director Tracey Davies speak on The Power of Shareholder and Stakeholder Activism.

One Young World, Chartered Accountants Worldwide and SAICA are delighted to launch Finance & Business2030, an initiative to unite the finance and business community to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. 

Businesses are facing risks of the possibility of higher costs of capital resulting from climate-related exposure such as carbon pricing, supply-chain disruption, or product obsolescence. While risk varies widely between and within industries, companies are demonstrating their intention to mitigate these risks in their business activities.

The National Task Force for Impact Investing will once again be partnering with the South Africa Investment Conference to bring the SA Impact Investment Forum.

The urgent need for a transition to a low-carbon economy to address the climate emergency is also an unprecedented opportunity for new ways to tackle the development challenges that South Africa faces.

The Summit will bring together delegations from Africa, Asia, India, Latin America, Australia, the United States and Europe for an interactive two-day programme that showcases how the Divest Invest movement can and is accelerating the clean energy transition by mobilizing capital out of fossil fuels and into climate solutions.

The Mission-Aligned Investing Seminar is for South African leaders in philanthropy, faith, education and city governance. The Seminar will bring together mission-driven leaders from across South Africa to focus on how we can finance a just, fossil fuel-free future in which everyone has access to renewable energy.

Responsible investors need to build environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into the core of their businesses for the good of all – while considering the role fintech and robo-technology can play to enhance client experiences and improve savings and retirement outcomes.

The early effects of global climate breakdown, from the devastating Northern Cape drought to Cyclone Idai, are hitting South Africa. Climate protests, now led by millions of school children, are multiplying around the world.

The early effects of global climate breakdown, from the devastating Northern Cape drought to Cyclone Idai, are hitting South Africa. Climate protests, now led by millions of school children, are multiplying around the world.

The Institute of Retirement Funds (IRF) Annual Conference – panel discussion on global trends in fiduciary responsibilities of pension fund trustees

The IRC hosted a one-day conference on Thursday 18 July 2019 at the JSE aimed at preparers and users of integrated reports.

Green Financing: Moving from reflection to action

South Africa’s energy future: Climate change is already causing misery in Southern Africa, but South Africa, the region’s biggest carbon emitter, is not making progress on the transition to clean energy!

Inequality and poverty are significant threats to South Africa’s long-term sustainability and prosperity. The investment industry, which should be a source of innovation and jobs, and a driver of accountability, is not fulfilling its potential to make South African companies better corporate citizens.

Climate change poses unprecedented and increasingly urgent environmental, social and financial risks, for both directors and their organisations. There are risks and opportunities that climate change poses to the South African economy and the role of directors and organisations in mitigating and adapting to those risks.

Climate change poses unprecedented and increasingly urgent environmental, social and financial risks. South Africa has ratified the Paris Agreement, and many parts of the country are already experiencing climate change-related challenges.

The Commonwealth Climate and Law Initiative (CCLI) is organising two high-level symposia in South Africa on the legal basis for directors and trustees to consider, manage, and report on climate change-related risk, and the circumstances in which they may be liable for failing to do so. These events are relevant to a wide range of organisations working on or interested in climate change issues.