Guernsey Finance has announced the panellists for its annual Private Wealth Forum. Held on 2 November, the event, titled "Changing Families in a Changing World", will explore the nature of change and cultural dynamics, examine the non-nuclear family, and discuss the impact of the next generation. Following the opening address from Guernsey Finance Chief Executive Rupert Pleasant, two panel sessions will be held.
Guernsey Finance has announced the panellists for its annual Private Wealth Forum. Held on 2 November, the event, titled "Changing Families in a Changing World", will explore the nature of change and cultural dynamics, examine the non-nuclear family, and discuss the impact of the next generation. Following the opening address from Guernsey Finance Chief Executive Rupert Pleasant, two panel sessions will be held.
Guernsey Finance has announced the panellists for its annual Private Wealth Forum. Held on 2 November, the event, titled "Changing Families in a Changing World", will explore the nature of change and cultural dynamics, examine the non-nuclear family, and discuss the impact of the next generation. Following the opening address from Guernsey Finance Chief Executive Rupert Pleasant, two panel sessions will be held.
To kick off Guernsey Finance’s 2023 Sustainable Finance Week, financier and environmentalist Ben Goldsmith spoke to a packed-out audience about his love of nature, how to make rewilding an asset class, and the role Guernsey can play. Read his full speech below. This is actually only my second trip to Guernsey, but I love this place because it's at the same time a kind of bastion for free markets and entrepreneurship and dynamism in financial markets.
Opening the second core day of Sustainable Finance Week, Dr Gemma Cranston, Executive Director of Pollination, talked about a regenerative approach to farming, biodiversity credits and growing investor opportunities. Read her full speech below. Well, good afternoon, everybody.