ACBC QLD & GAI | Green Economy – Opportunities for Australia and China

02 Apr 2024

Event Details:

Date: Monday, 22 April 2024

Format: Hybrid Event(In-Person & Online)

Time: 11:45 am Registration for 12:00 pm start (light refreshments), 12:30 pm – 1:45 pm (including networking) – IN-PERSON

12: 20 pm Registration for 12: 30 pm Start – 1:15 pm – ONLINE

Location: Level 1 Function Room, Ship Inn(S06) (Sidon St, South Brisbane QLD 4101)

Cost: Member in person $50 +GST+Booking Fee

Members online $25+GST+Booking Fee

Non – Members in person $75+GST+Booking Fee

Non – Members online $40+GST+Booking Fee

About the event

The Green Economy has emerged as a strategic priority across all levels of government, business and industry. The support for and drive to both transform and transition to a green economy is creating opportunities including for Australia and China. Attendees will hear from a range of expert speakers on:

  • What are the opportunities in the green economy in China, Australia, and Asia-Pacific?
  • Why is China so focused on green finance and how are Australia and China’s financial institutions supporting green economy?
  • How can businesses in Australia and China benefit from the green economy？

Please note:

-Tickets are non-refundable but transferable to a colleague.

-The meeting link will be sent to the online attendees before the event.

-Your membership will be cross-referenced prior to the event.

-If you have any inquiries on this event, please call our team at (07 ) 3835 4765 or email acbc.qld@acbc.com.au.

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Dr. Christoph NEDOPIL WANG

Director, Griffith Asia Institute | Griffith University
Dr. Christoph NEDOPIL WANG is the Director of the Griffith Asia Institute and a Professor at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia. He worked with the World Bank in over 15 countries and served as Founding Director of the Green Finance & Development Center and Associate Professor at the Fanhai International School of Finance (FISF), Fudan University, Shanghai.

Chanjie Qin

Head of Project Finance Team, Corporate & Institutional Banking China Construction Bank Australia
Chanjie leads CCB Australia’s project finance team and has been a key leader in the development of the bank’s renewable energy financing and green loan businesses in Australia. She has a background in global investment banking and specialises in project finance. Chanjie has advised on and led the financing of numerous large scale cross-border transactions in the energy sector around the world and in Asia pacific, including some of the most important Chinese sponsored renewable energy investments in Australia.

Brendan Herriott

Director, Sustainable Finance Commonwealth Bank
CBA aims to play a leading role in supporting their clients to navigate the transition to a decarbonised, sustainable and resilient economy. Brendan works with corporate clients to share sustainability insights and developments and to access sustainable finance structures that support their sustainability strategies. A banker by background, Brendan brings a commercial mindset to supporting businesses to accelerate their unique sustainability journeys.

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