Clara Arpa of UN Global Compact Spain delivers keynote on sustainability's role in corporate
Clara Arpa of UN Global Compact Spain keynoted on sustainability's role in corporate competitiveness at MoraBanc's ESG event, followed by a roundtable on regulatory and investment challenges.
Key Points
- Clara Arpa of UN Global Compact Spain keynoted on sustainability boosting corporate competitiveness.
- Roundtable featured MoraBanc ESG director, bank expert, and Ministry of Finance advisor.
- Discussed regulatory demands, investment challenges, and ESG in risk assessment.
- Event highlights MoraBanc's commitment to ESG standards and sustainable growth.
MoraBanc organised the “Competing in the ESG Era” sustainability event at the Auditori, gathering professionals from business, finance, and institutional fields.
The gathering featured an opening keynote by Clara Arpa, president of UN Global Compact Spain. She outlined how sustainability serves as a key factor in enhancing corporate competitiveness and generating long-term value.
The programme continued with a roundtable that included Sandra Estebe, MoraBanc’s director of discretionary portfolio management and independent advisory; Álvaro García, legal advisor on banking reform and EU relations at the Ministry of Finance; and Mireia Maestre, MoraBanc’s ESG director.
Panel members explored sustainability challenges through various lenses, such as regulatory demands, investment approaches, and their influence on business operations. They also addressed the increasing relevance of ESG considerations in risk assessment and overall economic resilience.
The event underscores MoraBanc’s ongoing dedication to ESG standards and its efforts to create forums for discussion that advance sustainable growth in the economy and society.
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