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Discover the barriers, enablers and opportunities facing the financial sector when it comes to transition. With growing climate-related risks, financial boards need to be equipped and feel motivated to lead on climate from the boardroom to drive wider economic and societal resilience.

A strategic approach with a focus on one factor at a time has begun paying off in terms of carbon emissions reductions.

In this guest blog, Pim Valdre of the World Economic Forum analyses the key developments of note for board directors from the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in 2025.

An introduction to circular economy practices and business models for Australian boards.

“Mitigating our climate impact – and supporting others in doing so – underpins all that we do,” says Channel Infrastructure chair James Miller.

In this episode, director Tina Mavraki shares her experience bridging good governance and sustainability. Tina shares how critical financial materiality, collaboration and organisational context are in driving climate action from the boardroom, especially in finance and high-emissions sectors.

Many companies struggle with the EU's sustainability reporting. However, board directors are recognizing that business success and climate action align. Leading with transparency builds trust, strengthens resilience, and positions a company as a sustainability leader while meeting regulatory needs.

This briefing highlights the key outcomes from this year’s United Nations Climate meeting, COP29. Termed 'the finance COP', this briefing covers how COP outcomes may impact board directors, and the resulting conversations directors should be having in the boardroom.