The United Nations Sustainable Stock Exchanges initiative (UN SSE) releases today (1st July 2021) its new SSE TV channel. The channel, powered by Fintech.TV, is a new global platform for exchange CEOs, Board members, security market regulators, and thought leaders of the market infrastructure ecosystem to share their sustainability experience with the broader financial market and policymaker community. The objective of SSE TV is to facilitate a global dialogue on sustainable finance, peer-to-peer learning, and the sharing of best practices.  Anthony Miller, Coordinator of the UN SSE said: “SSE TV is a great opportunity for exchanges to share the progress they have made in the past decade to support sustainable development and to encourage each other to strive for ambitious future goals. In today's world, it is crucial that learning opportunities are being offered through all types of media and conversations are being held in-person as well as digitally to be as inclusive as possible. We are excited to launch our new SSE TV channel today and are honoured to be collaborating with our partners at Fintech.TV on this project.”  Vince Molinari, Co-Founder of Fintech.TV said: “It is truly an honor and privilege for FINTECH.TV to power SSE TV.  We believe it is essential for everyone, individually and collectively, to take personal responsibility to advance global sustainability.  Through SSE TV we can contribute to amplifying and expanding the global dialogue at the intersection of capital markets and sustainability in order to help the advancement of achieving the goals of 2030.” The SSE TV channel is launching with an interview with David Schwimmer, CEO of the London Stock Exchange Group, as well as a group discussion between David and Mark Carney (former Governor of the Bank of England and current UN Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance) and Leila Fourie (CEO Johannesburg Stock Exchange) moderated by James Zhan (Director, UNCTAD Investment Division and Chair, UN SSE Governing Board). During the first series of interviews, a new interview will be published every week and will include conversations with:

“It is important that India develops green energy for sustainable development and it is well positioned to do so, given the sunlight it receives.” - Ashishkumar Chauhan, CEO, BSE “We have seen a transformation of how the financial world thinks about sustainability and the ESG dynamic.” - David Schwimmer, CEO, LSEG “In the future, all financial products are going to be sustainable by default.” - Julie Becker, Deputy CEO (CEO as of 21st April), LuxSE “ESG investing in Asia is catching up fast.” - Loh Boon Chye, CEO, SGX “We, as stock exchanges, play a very important role in serving the financial system to transition to more sustainable development.” - Olga Cantillo, CEO, VPA “Fund managers need to foster and enhance their investment in sustainable companies and projects.” - Mohamed Farid Saleh, Executive Chair, The Egyptian Stock Exchange “It is necessary for exchanges to be an example to the market.” - Sandy Frucher, former Vice-Chair, Nasdaq “Our role as an exchange is much bigger than simply looking at the bottom line. We have a social license to operate and maintain.” - Leila Fourie, CEO Johannesburg Stock Exchange

Please click here to find the full interviews and to discover the new SSE TV channel. The material in the interviews may be freely quoted or rebroadcast, but an acknowledgment of the UN SSE is requested. A copy of or link to the publication containing the quotation or video rebroadcast should be sent to info@SSEinitiative.org. Alternatively, you can tag the SSE on Twitter: @SSEinitiative If you have any further questions, please contact the UN SSE team at info@SSEinitiative.org.

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