Thu, 4 September 2025
12:00 - 13:00
Your event is accessible via IOB Learn
Thu, 4 September 2025
12:00 - 13:00
Your event is accessible via IOB Learn
There is a real need for businesses to recognise both the risks and opportunities of the transition to a net zero economy, an agenda strongly backed by Ireland and the EU remain. Companies that fail to address transition risks may face business model challenges and limited access to finance. Financial support is essential, whether adapting operation or investing in Cleantech solutions.
In this session we will explore what companies need to think about to be transition ready: what companies need to consider, what financial supports are available to them, and how to position themselves for success. The event is aimed at those charged with keeping their companies financially healthy, and those charged with supporting companies with the finance and support they need.
There is 1 CPD hour available for the following designations:
Licentiate of Compliance Institute
Professional Banker
Chartered Banker
Certified Bank Director
Certified Investment Fund Director
Fellow of Compliance Institute (Compliance)
Certified Sustainable Finance Compliance Professional
Accredited Funds Professional
Sinead is a director in the financial services tax team within PwC. A long-term proponent of the critical role that ESG plays across business in creating long-term value for business and society, Sinead is the sustainability leader within the financial services tax team and has a particular focus on funding decarbonisation projects.
While tax has been a somewhat late addition to the ESG conversation, it has a pivotal role to play across each pillar of ESG
Deirdre is a director and sustainable finance leader in the ESG reporting and assurance team at PwC. With an industry background in financial services in a variety of senior roles, Deirdre began integrating ESG risks and opportunities into finance decisions in her work almost 15 years ago and since that time has broadened that work and experience and now advises a wide variety of Irish and internatinonal clients on this agenda.
She is also a lecturer on the Sustainable Finance Leadership programme for the IOB