WEBINAR

ESG and Diversity Data: What does good look like?

When: Monday 23rd May, 2022

What time: 09:00 - 10:00 EST / 14.00 - 15:00 GMT

As public and investor demands for ESG and diversity credentials increases, the market is flooded with data sources and different frameworks for organizations to adopt. On top of this, the lack of standardization makes it almost impossible to benchmark and compare.

Our institutional investor clients are finding it increasingly hard to cut through the noise and understand which data points really matter. 

Our manager clients are struggling to understand which data points really matter to investors and which frameworks they should be adopting.

In this webinar our expert panel of industry speakers will discuss what good could look like. They will outline some of the work they are involved in across the industry and give their take on how to approach the huge topic of ESG and Diversity data.

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ESG and diversity data what does good look like
WHO'S SPEAKING?

Meet the Panel

Moderator

Fiona Sherwood

CMO, Diligend

Fiona has a 25 year career in marketing, starting in technology and spending the last 7 years in the alternative investment sector. She understands the challenges faced by asset owners and asset managers when designing and implementing complex data and digital transformation strategies.

Panellist

Chloe Horne

Specialist, Stewardship, Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)

Chloe Horne is a Stewardship Specialist at the United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI). Chloe is responsible for the coordination of PRI-led stewardship initiatives related to human rights and the creation of standards and guidance for investors on the use of stewardship to drive sustainability outcomes. Chloe is also co-developing the PRI’s work programme on investor action on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and leads the PRI’s internal efforts on DEI.

Before Chloe’s role in stewardship, Chloe was responsible for coordinating the PRI’s internal governance processes, including director elections and board evaluations. Prior to this, Chloe worked at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in its corporate responsibility function, where her focus was on embedding DEI, community engagement and environmental sustainability into the FCA’s regulatory strategy.

Chloe has a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Bristol and Master’s degree in Corporate Governance & Business Ethics from the University of London.

Chloe is also a Board Trustee at ACCESS UK, a charity which provides careers services for marginalised and disadvantaged service users and offers solutions for gang members and youth offenders.

Panellist

Adam Jacobs-Dean

Managing Director, Global Head of Markets Regulation, AIMA

Adam Jacobs-Dean joined AIMA in February 2013 and is Managing Director, Global Head of Markets, Governance and Innovation. Prior to joining AIMA, he worked at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA), where he focused on European regulatory initiatives dealing with OTC derivatives markets, notably the review of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID).

Adam started his career at the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA), where he worked in both policy and supervisory roles. He also undertook a number of projects for the Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR). In 2009 he was seconded from the FSA to the European Commission in Brussels, where he worked on Solvency II.

Adam has an MA in German and French from the University of Cambridge and an MSc in European Policy and Management from Birkbeck.

Fiona Website Photo

Fiona Sherwood

Moderator

CMO, Diligend