Responsible Asset Owners 
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October 21st 2025

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Why RAO Matters Now

Challenge: ESG under fire. Volatility rising. Policy risk ahead.

Opportunity: Get clarity and network with those shaping the future of responsible capital.

Solution: RAO gives you access to experts, foresight, and frameworks that help you lead through uncertainty.

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Unveiling a dynamic program for leaders within responsible investing leaders.

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Engage with leading decision makers in responsible investing.

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What the leaders say about RAO events….

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    "I really want to congratulate RAO: your momentum has helped us all make progress in pursuing global COP coals"

    Minister Grace Fu
    Ministry for Sustainability and the Environment, Singapore

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    "A great discussion and much food for thought from fellow panellists, thank you!"

    Eila Kreivi
    European Investment Bank

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    "I really enjoyed the meaningful event today and got a lot if intersting information. I look forward to a long-term collaboration going forward"

    Ick Jin
    The National Assembly Budget Office, Seoul

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    "Thank you for inviting me to join the esteemed panellists, It is a great honour."

    Lya Rahman
    Institutional Investors Council, Malaysia

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    "You pulled it off and with one of the most diverse, interesting and articulate mix of participants out there!"

    Diana Reeves
    Cabot Capital

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    "Congratulations to you and your team to have crafted a super event and forum"

    Joanne Murphy
    CAIA Association

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Fiduciary Duty Under Pressure: Who Owns Systemic Risk?

If nobody owns systemic risk, does EVERYBODY own part of it?

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Fixed Income Reborn: Bonds, Defaults & Private Credit
Fixed Income Reborn: Bonds, Defaults & Private Credit

Yield is back — but so are the difficult decisions.

As public and private fixed-income markets evolve, investors are weighing duration, credit quality, default risk and liquidity against opportunities that barely existed in the low-rate era.

Fixed Income Reborn: Bonds, Defaults & Private Credit asks where investors are genuinely being rewarded for risk — and what happens when the cycle turns.

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Nuclear's Second Renaissance: Why the Energy Transition Will Need More Than Wind and Solar
Nuclear's Second Renaissance: Why the Energy Transition Will Need More Than Wind and Solar

Not every technology will succeed.

Not every reactor design will survive.

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Decommissioning, Redevelopment and the Next Frontier for Long-Term Capital

New infrastructure and old infrastructure are connected.

Transition investment and decommissioning are connected.

Pension reform and productive finance are connected.

Environmental remediation and economic regeneration are connected.

The institutions that understand those connections may find opportunities others overlook.

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Financial markets do not merely respond to the future. Through the allocation of capital they help create it.

That responsibility demands more than intelligence and experience. It demands courage.

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What keeps CIOs awake at night?

Perhaps the answer is:

almost everything.

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How resilient and insurable are the assets and systems upon which those opportunities depend?

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That distinction is becoming harder to maintain.

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Geothermal Energy: The Sleeping Giant Beneath Our Feet?
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Europe Bets Big on Aerospace
Europe Bets Big on Aerospace

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From "Housewife" to "Generation Shaper"
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Less about what capital leaves behind.

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The Great Reprioritisation: What Should Investment Leaders Be Paying Attention To Now?
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The Greatest Risk to Asset Managers May Not Be AI…

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Sovereign Wealth Funds Are Quietly Reshaping Sustainable Investing
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