Preparing for new sustainability regulations

New sustainability regulations are set to impact suppliers and financial services providers. But how can corporations help their suppliers prepare? What are the expectations and what challenges do they present?

You’re invited to attend our next RegTech Connect Event exploring compliance challenges and how to overcome them by leveraging technology. We’ll be discussing tech driven ways to deal with increased compliance and regulatory demands. Join the conversation and discover solutions to some of our shared challenges.

Join Leanne Kohn-Hardy in discussion with ESP’s Lincoln Watson, Mosaic’s Jon Kershaw and Jannat Maqbool others. Our panel will discuss the approaches, tools and solutions to prepare for new sustainability regulations.

Event Details:

Date:  Wednesday 7 December

Time: 5.30 – 7.30pm

Location: Spaces, Level17, Commercial Bay, Auckland 1010

Event Type: Physical

Cost: Free ($25 non-members)

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Speakers

Lincoln Watson

Lincoln is CEO of ESP. ESP provides enterprise Carbon Accounting and Carbon Reduction software and services to Banks, Insurance companies and the broader market including ASB, BNZ and NAB globally as well as 20% of New Zealand’s Climate Leaders Coalition. ESP has helped clients reduce carbon emissions by 62,000 TCO2-e and save $81m. ESP introduced CLIVE in 2021, as NZ’s first Machine Learning bot dedicated to reducing carbon emissions. CLIVE monitors 2m datapoints every day at a scale and speed no human can match to identify anomalous emissions and waste. Prior to ESP Lincoln build extensive financial services experience as COO of Perpetual Guardian, CIO at Craigs Investment Partners and Technology Manager at Goldman Sachs JBWere. He also grew and exited his own software system integrator and was CEO of Legaltech startup Arken.legal.