This period marked an important strategic shift from implementation groups to a consolidated workplan, targeted, system-level interventions, and a strong focus on Government engagement.
We are especially pleased to note the close engagement between CSF partners, regulators and policy makers, aimed at fostering the enabling environment for sustainable finance and mobilising private capital into sustainable economic activities.
We wish to acknowledge the many contributions of market participants who were convened by CSF to identify and remove barriers to institutional investments, in particular KiwiSaver investments, into private assets. This matters to Aotearoa New Zealand because most of the investment we need to address climate change and other sustainability issues, such as key infrastructure, will need to come from the private sector, has long investment horizons with limited liquidity, and takes the form of private assets, rather than listed or other tradeable assets.
Looking forward from July 2023, the focus shifts to unlocking those pools of capital by removing regulatory barriers, enabling Aotearoa New Zealand financial institutions to better support small and medium enterprises with transition finance and supporting continued access to international green…
This period marked an important strategic shift from implementation groups to a consolidated workplan, targeted, system-level interventions, and a strong focus on Government engagement.
We are especially pleased to note the close engagement between CSF partners, regulators and policy makers, aimed at fostering the enabling environment for sustainable finance and mobilising private capital into sustainable economic activities.
We wish to acknowledge the many contributions of market participants who were convened by CSF to identify and remove barriers to institutional investments, in particular KiwiSaver investments, into private assets. This matters to Aotearoa New Zealand because most of the investment we need to address climate change and other sustainability issues, such as key infrastructure, will need to come from the private sector, has long investment horizons with limited liquidity, and takes the form of private assets, rather than listed or other tradeable assets.
Looking forward from July 2023, the focus shifts to unlocking those pools of capital by removing regulatory barriers, enabling Aotearoa New Zealand financial institutions to better support small and medium enterprises with transition finance and supporting continued access to international green.
