Held during week two of COP26 in Glasgow, the Coriolis Technologies Future of Strategy week addressed the issue of transparency in global trade and what this means for sustainability.
The conference brought together the world’s leading security and intelligence experts, policymakers, and trade professionals including Daniel Schmand, Global Head of Trade Finance & Lending and Institutional Cash Management at Deutsche Bank, Thomas Matussek, Former German Ambassador to the UK, and Stephen Evans, Former UK Ambassador to Afghanistan and Assistant Secretary-General for Operations, NATO.
We break down the key takeaways from each session, take a look at how COP26 missed the mark on trade and introduce our ESG Working Group. Plus the latest news from Coriolis Technologies and a look into 2022.
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According to the latest UK Exporter Monitor by Coriolis Technologies and The Institute of Export & International Trade, Northern Ireland exporter numbers increased more than any UK nation in the past month
Is now the moment to call time on measuring ESG? The shortest and most polite answer to this question is a resolute ‘no’. We have no option but to transition away from where we are now to include the ESG that the investment community seems to reject.
Now is undoubtedly the moment where a strategic, and integrated approach to sustainability, economic development and growth, and, sadly, military conflict, needs to be developed by businesses, governments and financial institutions. Trade has a central role to play in this strategy.
