Tan Sri Azman Hashim (AICB) welcomed delegates to the summit and highlighted the key role that the banking and financial services industry plays in driving climate leadership.  

Tan Sri Nazir Razak (ASEAN Business Council) delivered an inspiring keynote.

Aries Poon (Director, Head of Asia-Pacific Insights and Analysis, S&P Global Market Intelligence) delivered another insightful ASEAN Economic Outlook. 

The first panel discussion of the summit was moderated by Dame Susan Rice (GEFI) and included Gita Sabharwal (UN Indonesia) and John Pang (The Belt and Road Initiative Caucus for Asia Pacific)

Omar Shaikh (GEFI) moderated the final panel of session 1 looking at Current Financial Trends, with panellists Yu Ishihara (MSCI) and Suraya Sani (Bank Negara Malaysia).

Session 2 opened with a COP presentation from Richard Folland, Head of Policy and Engagement, Carbon Tracker Initiative looking at the implications for Southeast Asia and the importance of multilateralism.

The Fireside on Collaborative Solutions for Climate and Biodiversity Crises was moderated by Amy Clarke (Tribe Impact Capital) and included perspectives from Tata Mustasya (Greenpeace International) and Ed Tongson (WWF Philipinnes)

The penultimate panel looked at Investing in ASEAN from the perspective of global financial institutions. The discussion was moderated by Amanda Young (GEFI) and included Diana Tang (ING) and Adrian Rimmer (LSEG)

The final fireside was moderated by Stella Cox (DDCAP Group) and included an interview with Charles Haresnape (Gatehouse Bank) and remarks from Ashraf Gomma Ali (MBSB)

Datuk Yvonne Chia closed the summit, summarising the key points from each session.