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Join Clark Wilson’s lawyers, David Ford JD FEA, Jessica Anderson, and Saul Joseph, for a presentation on ‘Considerations for Joint Ventures and Major Development Projects’ at the AFOA BC's Indigenous Financial Management Conference.   This presentation will provide practical insights into balancing financial, legal, and cultural priorities to support sustainable growth and self-determination.   For more information or to register, click here: https://bit.ly/4eWQtmS   #indigenousleadership #indigenouslaw #clarkwilson

Valuation and Financial Reporting in Real Estate

In many ways the last two decades in financial markets have been about risk: how to measure it, how to understand it, and how to price it. But the work is not finished. As it turns out we have understood risk only very incompletely. We have focused on price and volatility (see Black Scholes model) and that is extremely important, to be sure. But it is a very narrow picture, one that focuses on a somewhat mechanistic and simplistic view of risk. It grossly underestimates systemic risk, the risks inherent in ecosystems and human systems. And this isn’t just about climate risk, though that is a big part of it, it is also about nature risk, the risk that natural systems will be unable to provide us with crucial services like pollination, clean water, nutrient circulation, etc. In other words, we need new models, a Green Shores model if you will, that helps us understand these nature/climate risks and how they may affect not only economic systems but the living systems on which these economies depend. Lots of people have been thinking about this, about climate and nature risk, risk disclosure, and the flip side of risk which is adaptation and resilience. They have been looking at this in financial systems, in insurance, even within the US Federal Reserve system. Join me as I talk about these issues with four of the best thinkers on climate and nature risk (Tony Goldner Jane "Carter" Ingram Raviv Turner Claire Kramer Mills) at a webinar hosted by Brown University’s Institute at Brown for Environment and Society (IBES) Should be a fun and informative conversation. Open to all. See below.

KBRA released its Day 3 recap of the CRE Finance Council (CREFC) June Conference 2024. The final day of the conference was dedicated to the #Sustainability Summit and comprised four sessions focused on environmental, social, and governance (#ESG) discussions. Topics included #climatepolicy, the ESG regulatory landscape, #affordablehousing, and #ESGfinancing options. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/evBnf9ty | #structuredfinanace #CMBS

Reflections below from Mathilde Houet Weil on the recent #IFSEAConference2024, focusing on the key issues faced by #SeniorExecutives and #Founders. Watch out for further content and events, and find out more about #IFSEA membership, at www.ifseanetwork.com. 

First, is the Rising Star Award, to be presented by Christine Chow, PhD. After accepting her award, a brief speech from our winner Yu-Ting Fu. https://lnkd.in/ddBeXCEc #ICGN2024 #conference #governance #corpgov #stewardship #sustainability #investors #assetmanagers #assetowners #awards #ICGNAwards #RisingStar

We've conducted our third annual survey of special situations investors across the UK! The report reflects on 2023 and looks ahead to what we can expect for 2024. Unsurprisingly given the broader macro-economic landscape, restructuring activity is forecast to increase this year, presenting a growth in #specialsituations investment opportunities. Our new research explores the trends, aggregating the views of leading UK investors: https://lnkd.in/eBk7NzaU #DistressedMarket #SpecialSituations #PrivateDebt

Looking forward to speaking at the 2024 RIA Conference! Join me on May 28-29 in Vancouver to discuss the most critical issues impacting the responsible investing industry today. Learn more about the conference here: https://riaconference.ca/ #RIACon24

The Investor & Issuer Forum — An Initiative of The Investor Forum CIC The Investor & Issuer Forum (I&IF) is an initiative launched by the Investor Forum as an extension of its mission to improve market practices. While the Investor Forum continues to operate independently, the I&IF introduces a new focus on engaging both investors and issuers to address practical challenges. The Investor Forum serves as the I&IF's secretariat, with backing from the London Stock Exchange. Expanding on the work we have done with strategic partners over the past year - The Investor Relations Society, Accounting for Sustainability (A4S), company secretaries from the GC100 and the Audit Committee Chairs Independent Forum (ACCIF) we aim to enhance the effectiveness of the UK equity markets through focused, actionable initiatives. Want to find out more - follow us on LinkedIn, check out our website, subscribe to our newsletter, or reach out to share your insights and priorities. Whether you are an investor, corporate leader, market professional or organisation, your perspective is valuable and we want to hear from you. #InvestorForum #IIF #Collaboration #UKEquity #MarketEngagement Laura Hayter Douglas Radcliffe Ross Hawley Alison Owers Liz Cole Martina Tessari Jessica Fries Tracy Gordon Robert Dann Rob Gurner Bethany Barnes Sophie Gauthier-Beaudoin Katya Gorbatiouk

Catch up on our insightful discussion with Ian Hyman OAM, Dr. Mark Rainbird, and Harry Mostert from the Hermes Capital Breakfast Seminar in Brisbane. In this snippet, Ian explores "Challenges in Business Valuation and Market Realities." 📊 Gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and real-world challenges professionals face when valuing businesses in today's dynamic market. This is a must-watch for anyone involved in business valuation!