Episode

Building Investor Trust Through Sustainable Finance

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C-Suite Perspectives
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Jun 4, 2026
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Summary

In this episode of C-Suite Perspectives, Barbara Mendes-Jorge, sustainability communications expert and guest host, speaks with Tashmeem Muntazir Chowdhury, senior vice president and head of ESG and sustainable finance at BRAC Bank, about the changing landscape of sustainable finance and the growing expectations of ESG investors. They discuss why sustainability is becoming a business imperative rather than a compliance exercise; how companies can strengthen investor confidence through better data, governance, and reporting; and why sustainable finance continues to gain momentum despite evolving regulations and market scrutiny. The conversation also examines sustainable finance opportunities in Bangladesh and the role of public-private partnerships in supporting climate resilience and inclusive growth. More from The Conference Board: · EU Regulatory Outlook: The Way Ahead for 2026 · The Sustainability Reset · Corporate Governance in an Era of Sustained Disruption · Europe 2026: Competitiveness, Clean Industrial Policy, and Institutional Reform