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Event Date | Thu Sep 16 EDT (about 3 years ago) |
Location | Virtual Event |
Region | All |
As the global economy struggles to return to its pre-Covid levels, some of the cracks and fissures have become more apparent than ever, whilst others often go overlooked. Just as the issue of ESG and the need for incentivising through sustainability-linked finance has to many brought about significant change – albeit at a slower pace than might have been hoped – the huge gender inequality in global trade sees the concept of gender-linked finance being touted as a potential solution.
This special free-to-attend webinar – part of GTR‘s Women in Trade Finance initiative – will examine key themes around this topic, from deep-rooted structural gender inequalities to potential advantages when it comes to the sustainability of business models, the desire of banks to engage and concerns over merely paying lip service (‘gender washing’).
2021 Speakers
HOST:
Shannon Manders
Editorial Director, Global Trade Review
SPEAKERS:
Noreen Cesareo
President, The Organisation of Women in International Trade
Maria Luisa Boyce
Vice-President, Global Public Affairs, UPS
Simonetta Zarrilli
Chief, Trade, Gender & Development Programme, United Nations Conference on Trade & Development
Eleanor Wragg
Senior Reporter, Global Trade Review