Green Fintech Network (GFN) is hosting a practitioner forum at the GFN Hub, bringing together asset owners, asset managers, corporates, service providers, and civil society to explore how climate stewardship (particularly voting and engagement) can be better understood, assessed, and made comparable in today’s rapidly evolving context.
Against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions, shifting economic conditions, and changing expectations since the net-zero momentum of 2021, financial institutions are reassessing how they approach long-term risks and responsibilities. While climate change remains a systemic priority, stewardship practices are increasingly diverging, making it harder to distinguish effective approaches and support informed decision-making by asset owners.
This session will bring together senior practitioners to address key questions:
The session will start with short input talks from speakers from PostFinance, ETH Zürich, Swisscleantech, rezonanz, and Additionality, offering perspectives across the investment and corporate landscape.
Why this matters
This discussion will contribute to ongoing work on developing more decision-useful approaches to climate stewardship, including development of a Net Zero Stewardship Indicator.
Participants will be invited to continue the discussion in follow-up sessions later in May.
***A Climate Week Zurich event, held within a programme of 250+ sessions from 4-9 May 2026 focused on co‑creating and scaling climate solutions across sectors.***
Event language: English
Knowledge level: Intermediate understanding, Advanced knowledge, Expert / Professional level
Admission: Participants may request an invitation. The organizer reserves the right to approve or decline registrations.
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