Standard Chartered Corporate & Investment banking

Standard Chartered: Industries in Transition

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How can we reduce carbon emissions and accelerate to net zero by 2050? This channel explores the latest trends and insights on sustainable finance, outlining how we are supporting clients in the transition towards a more sustainable and inclusive future.

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Standard Chartered Corporate & Investment banking

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Business

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www.sc.com

Latest episode

Dec 8, 2025

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Episodes

Industries in Transition: Investing for Impact 07.12.2020

In this episode, Daniel Hanna, Global Head of Sustainable Finance at Standard Chartered, shares key highlights of Standard Chartered’s first Sustainable Finance Impact Report, which quantifies the impact of the EUR 500m Sustainability Bond of July 2019 and discloses the USD3.9bn of Sustainable Assets that are aligned to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in our Sustainable Finance portfolio. T...

Industries in Transition: The role of the private sector in a time of crisis 07.12.2020

The private sector has played a vital role in addressing some of the biggest challenges stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic. Simon Cooper, CEO of Corporate, Commercial and Institutional Banking at Standard Chartered, discusses the bank’s USD1 billion not-for-profit financing commitment for companies to combat the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the role that the private sector must play at this crit...

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