Stacey Pang

May 9, 2024 | lexology.com | Kristen Roberts |Gabrielle Wong |Amy Geddes |Nick May |Stacey Pang |Oliver Henderson | +2 more

Executive summaryCorporate treasury has been, continues to be and must remain, agile in responding to unpredictable macroeconomic and political events. This applies both to debt raising (and being ready to access markets at optimal times) but also in a wider treasury context, supporting their businesses across all treasury activities and markets.

Jul 26, 2023 | treasury-management.com | Kam Patel |Kristen Roberts |Sarah Boyce |Stacey Pang

Tough times coupled with a raft of concerns over ESG, not least the cost of initiatives and the reputational risk of making mistakes, are causing treasurers to think twice before committing to debt financing in support of low-carbon projects. Corporate engagement with ESG has surged over the past decade but there are now signs that hard times and growing circumspection over the merits of investing in ESG initiatives are leading to a cooling of interest in sustainable finance among treasurers.