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2. STAKEHOLDER MEETING Sustainable finance

3. Introduction – Kurt Peleman - EVPA

4. Welcome by KAURI

5. Sustainability from mushroom to backbone

6. Stakeholder dialogue to engagement Stakeholder management Stakeholder engagement Top-downBottom-up One wayParticipative Risk managementOpportunity driven Ad hocStrategic QuantitativeQualitative

7. Welcome Introduction of participants Short mapping of their link with sustainable finance & investment: What does sustainable finance mean to you? Chatham House Rules

8. KAURI members excused

9. Axa

10. KAURI Members

11. SOS Faim

12. CERA

15. Oikocredit

16. Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries

19. Funds for Good

20. Forum Ethibel

21. Vigeo Vigeo was founded in 2002 by Nicole Notat and has established itself as the leading European expert in the assessment of companies and organizations with regard to their practices and performance on environmental, social and governance (“ESG”) issues.

22. ING

23. Hefboom

25. Triodos

26. Triodos Bank - changing finance, financing change Our mission 26 -To help to create a society that protects and promotes the quality of life of all its members -To enable individuals, organisations and businesses to use their money in ways that benefit people and the environment, and promote sustainable development -To provide our clients with innovative financial products and high quality service Loan clients Bank transparency Savers

27. Triodos vision on banking } > sustainable > stable > long-term perspective > transparent > on a human scale > profitable We only finance projects with ecological, social or cultural added value We only finance real economy, sustainable entreprises, local projects We don’t aim at short term profit. No bonuses. Lowest/highest renumeration ratio: max. 1 to 10 Online tool Know where your money goes, to keep our clients informed We focus on the sectors we know. No stocklisting, assured autonomy Profitability is an important indicator, not a goal in itself. Return must be financial and societal

28. EY

29. Other Stakeholders

30. Fairfin

31. KBC

32. Petercam

33. Van Lanschot

34. Which potential for shared value creation between stakeholders on sustainable finance? Which collaborative initiatives between participants? How can collaborative initiatives be strengthened?

35. Global Alliance for Banking on Values - GABV Independent network of banks using finance to deliver sustainable development 35

36. Sustainable banking is responsable banking Financial Capital and Impact Metrics of Values Based Banking – March 2012 36 Loans / Assets in % Post crisis 2008-2012 Pre crisis 2003-2007 Over the cycle 2003-2012 Sustainable Bank Average77,4%74,5%75,9% GSIFIs* Average39,3%41,0%40,1% GSIFs : Global Systematically Important Financial Institutions Sustainable banks have significantly higher proportion of their assets invested in lending than GSFIs

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39. Other? Do you see room for stakeholder collaboration on existing or new initiatives on sustainable finance? Follow-up action depends on you! david.leyssens@kauri.be +32 495 99 08 03

40. Informal networking drink to explore opportunities for mutual empowerment /collaboration