Jeanne Stampe
Head of Asia Sustainable Finance, World Wide Fund for Nature
Jeanne Stampe is listed as Head of Asia Sustainable Finance, World Wide Fund for Nature. Jeanne spoke at Singapore Fintech Festival 2019 in November 2019 (moderator, “New deal for finance: Natural capital for resilient portfolios”). Speaks mainly on FinTech & Innovation.
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- Topics: FinTech & Innovation
About
Jeanne Stampe is the Head of Asia Sustainable Finance for WWF and part of its Global Finance Practice Leadership Team. She is the founder of the Asia Sustainable Finance Initiative. Jeanne works with banks, investors, stock exchanges, and regulators in Asia to drive the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance issues in the finance sector so as to create a meaningful shift in financial flows towards positive economic, environmental, and social outcomes. She has 22 years of experience in mainstream and sustainable finance, having worked in investment banking and private equity with Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, Apax partners in New York, London, Singapore, and Stockholm for 14 years prior to joining WWF. She has co-authored 9 sustainable finance publications, including Resilient and Sustainable Portfolios: A Framework for Responsible Investment (2019), Keep Palm (CLSA 2018), Sustainable Banking in ASEAN (2018, 2017), Green Bonds Must Keep the Green Promise (2016), and WWF As
Sessions at 1 conference
Singapore Fintech Festival 2019 11 November 2019 – 15 November 2019
- New deal for finance: Natural capital for resilient portfolios Moderator · 12 November 2019
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Jeanne at events on B2DB.
- Chris Brown Managing Director, Sngular US · Sngular 1 shared session
- Michael Van Der Meer Head of Sustainability · M&G Investments 1 shared session
- Patrick Andreatta Lehrperson für Wirtschaft und Recht · Kantonsschule Olten 1 shared session
- Richard Kooloos General Manager · CE Delft 1 shared session