Capital.com spearheads green entrepreneurship at COP 28’s Sustainable
Trade Forum, focusing on reshaping trade to be environmentally friendly, swift,
and inclusive.
Capital.com, a leading European financial investment platform, took
center stage at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the
Parties (COP 28). As a sponsor of the UAE Ministry of the Economy’s Sustainable
Trade Forum, Capital.com positioned itself as a catalyst for green entrepreneurship.
The Forum is intended to modernize trade to become greener, faster and more
inclusive.
The event, part of COP 28’s inaugural official trade day, brought
together key figures such as Hamza Yousuf, First Minister of Scotland, and
major private sector players, including General Electric, IBM, and Uber. The
forum focused on reshaping global trade to align with environmental goals,
emphasizing speed, inclusivity, and sustainability.
Green Entrepreneurship and Strengthening Sustainable Supply Chains
The Sustainable Trade Forum unfolded in two sessions. The first,
“Fostering Green Entrepreneurship: Nurturing a Sustainability-led Startup
Ecosystem,” looked at how the private and public sectors can work together
to create the most productive and supportive environments for climate tech
founders. The second, “Strengthening Sustainable Supply Chain Resilience:
Navigating Global Disruption,” explored the intricacies of green supply
chain frameworks that can significantly contribute to more resilient and green
value chains as well as sustainable business practices.
The Importance of ESG
Newly appointed Capital.com Group CEO Kypros Zoumidou, a key speaker at the forum,
highlighted the company’s observations, saying, “The number 1 most traded stock
on our platform is Tesla – an EV company with clear climate goals closely
followed by popular sustainable tech companies like Apple, Microsoft and
Alphabet,” he said. “Like the rest of the world’s consumers, retail traders
want to allocate their money to companies that offer great products, are
well-managed and are conscientious global corporate citizens. But all investors’
attitudes are changing – more and more institutional investors are demanding
impact investments.”
Kypros Zoumidou
Zoumidou stressed the evolving investor mindset, indicating a growing
demand for impact investments. Capital.com is at the forefront, introducing a
rating system allowing over 500,000 traders to assess companies based on their
environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance.
Zoumidou concluded, “A sustainable future is not just socially
responsible; sustainable companies are also investible.” As the world
pivots towards impactful investments, Capital.com stands as a beacon for
reshaping trade practices and fostering green entrepreneurship.
Capital.com spearheads green entrepreneurship at COP 28’s Sustainable
Trade Forum, focusing on reshaping trade to be environmentally friendly, swift,
and inclusive.
Capital.com, a leading European financial investment platform, took
center stage at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the
Parties (COP 28). As a sponsor of the UAE Ministry of the Economy’s Sustainable
Trade Forum, Capital.com positioned itself as a catalyst for green entrepreneurship.
The Forum is intended to modernize trade to become greener, faster and more
inclusive.
The event, part of COP 28’s inaugural official trade day, brought
together key figures such as Hamza Yousuf, First Minister of Scotland, and
major private sector players, including General Electric, IBM, and Uber. The
forum focused on reshaping global trade to align with environmental goals,
emphasizing speed, inclusivity, and sustainability.
Green Entrepreneurship and Strengthening Sustainable Supply Chains
The Sustainable Trade Forum unfolded in two sessions. The first,
“Fostering Green Entrepreneurship: Nurturing a Sustainability-led Startup
Ecosystem,” looked at how the private and public sectors can work together
to create the most productive and supportive environments for climate tech
founders. The second, “Strengthening Sustainable Supply Chain Resilience:
Navigating Global Disruption,” explored the intricacies of green supply
chain frameworks that can significantly contribute to more resilient and green
value chains as well as sustainable business practices.
The Importance of ESG
Newly appointed Capital.com Group CEO Kypros Zoumidou, a key speaker at the forum,
highlighted the company’s observations, saying, “The number 1 most traded stock
on our platform is Tesla – an EV company with clear climate goals closely
followed by popular sustainable tech companies like Apple, Microsoft and
Alphabet,” he said. “Like the rest of the world’s consumers, retail traders
want to allocate their money to companies that offer great products, are
well-managed and are conscientious global corporate citizens. But all investors’
attitudes are changing – more and more institutional investors are demanding
impact investments.”
Kypros Zoumidou
Zoumidou stressed the evolving investor mindset, indicating a growing
demand for impact investments. Capital.com is at the forefront, introducing a
rating system allowing over 500,000 traders to assess companies based on their
environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance.
Zoumidou concluded, “A sustainable future is not just socially
responsible; sustainable companies are also investible.” As the world
pivots towards impactful investments, Capital.com stands as a beacon for
reshaping trade practices and fostering green entrepreneurship.
