Green Taxonomy
CSF is partnering with the Climate Bonds Initiative and the New Zealand Government to prepare advice to the Climate Change Minister on key design considerations for a green (sustainable finance) taxonomy.
Building on the Sustainable Finance Forum’s 2030 Roadmap recommendations, and further advocacy and engagement by CSF, we are pleased to be invited by the Climate Change Minister to submit recommendations on key design considerations for an Aotearoa New Zealand taxonomy.
We have convened an interim specialist Independent Technical Advisory Group (“ITAG”) to prepare and publish independent non-binding advice to the Minister for Climate Change on the design of a taxonomy that is fit for purpose for Aotearoa New Zealand.
The ITAG is composed of climate change experts and financial market participants. Its recommendations will be delivered to the Minister for Climate Change in June 2024
The draft recommendations of the ITAG and the ITAG meeting minutes will be published here in April 2024.
Join us for the upcoming webinars to learn more and provide feedback on recommendations for an Aotearoa New Zealand sustainable finance taxonomy.
Webinar 2: Feedback session on the design recommendations for a sustainable finance taxonomy for Aotearoa New Zealand
Tuesday 30 April, 12pm - 1pm. Register here.
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Pip Best, Partner - Climate Change and Sustainability Services, EY Oceania
Jono Broome, Associate Director - Head of APAC Client Advisory, Morningstar Sustainalytics
Antonia Burbidge, Head of Climate and Nature, Sustainable Business Council of New Zealand
Adam Coxhead, Head of Sustainable Finance, Bank of New Zealand
Sebastian Gehricke, Director - Climate and Energy Finance Group (CEFGroup), University of Otago
David Hall, Policy Lead, Toha NZ
Temuera Hall, Portfolio Manager, Tahito Ltd; Chair, Te Kakano Holdings Ltd; Chair, Tupu Angitu Ltd
Jaclyn Margules, Director - Large Corporates and Sustainability, HSBC New Zealand
Gavin Marshall, Sustainability Manager, Rabobank New Zealand
June McCabe, Pou Tahua, National Iwi Chairs Forum
Fonteyn Moses Te Kani, Board Member, Centre for Sustainable Finance: Toitū Tahua; Pou Tiaki - Director Māori Strategy and Indigenous Inclusion, Ngāti Maniapoto, Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Porou, Ngāi Tūhoe
Greg Munford, Senior Investment Strategist – Sustainable Investment, NZ Super Fund
James Paterson, Head of Sustainable Finance, ASB
Caroline Poujol, Director - Sustainable Finance (NZ), ANZ
Andy Reisinger, Independent climate change expert
Joanna Silver, Head of Sustainable Finance, Westpac New Zealand
Frances Sweetman, Head of Sustainable Investment and Portfolio manager, Milford Asset Management
Jorge Waayman, Manager - ESG Research, Harbour Asset Management
Sue Walker, Senior Manager - Responsible Investment, Bank of New Zealand
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Click here to access a private space for ITAG members to access meeting resources, minutes and recordings