Nigel Beck

Head of Sustainable Finance Standard Bank

Nigel is the Chair of the Equator Principles steering committee and a working group lead at the International Chamber of Commerce on Sustainable Trade Finance. Within Standard Bank, his team provides an advisory role to clients and deal teams on transactions and projects, around environmental and social risk mitigations and opportunities. His responsibilities include the development, implementation and management of the Equator Principles and leads on E&S matters within the Standard Bank Group, as well as the development of green/social/climate products and services within business (Corporate & Investment Banking, Personal and Business Banking and Wealth).
 
Prior to working in banking, he was a consultant on large and small infrastructure/resource transactions and worked within the British Public sector.

He is a Member of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (MIEMA) and is a Chartered Environmentalists. Nigel has a BSc from the University of Cape Town, BSc (Hons) from Pretoria University, MSc & DIC (Environmental Technology) from Imperial College, University of London, and an MBA (Finance) from Wits Business School and Executive Leadership Programme from Duke Fuqua School of Business.


Mining Indaba Virtual Agenda Sessions

Reigniting Mining Capital: ESG Investing in a Covid-Recovery World

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  • What impact has the global pandemic had on the rise of ESG in investment decisions?
  • How are the major operators responding to ESG priorities in the boardroom?
  • New tailings standards, increased community engagement, the Covid response, and what this means for communities and operators
  • Uncovering latest ESG and sustainability initiatives being adopted – low-emissions & hydrogen strategies, enhanced community engagement, and mining’s perception for both investors and citizens

Tuesday 02 February 13:35 - 14:35 Room 1

Add to calendar 02/02/2021 13:35 02/02/2021 14:35 Reigniting Mining Capital: ESG Investing in a Covid-Recovery World

Sponsored by           Moderated by

  • What impact has the global pandemic had on the rise of ESG in investment decisions?
  • How are the major operators responding to ESG priorities in the boardroom?
  • New tailings standards, increased community engagement, the Covid response, and what this means for communities and operators
  • Uncovering latest ESG and sustainability initiatives being adopted – low-emissions & hydrogen strategies, enhanced community engagement, and mining’s perception for both investors and citizens
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