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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240913T100000
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SUMMARY:CBAM follow-up webinar by DNV
DESCRIPTION:Webinar on zoom on Friday 13th September at 10-11 CET \n \nZCA is pleased to invite you to a follow-up webinar hosted by DNV on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)\, following the successful event held last June. During this session\, Thibaud Chazal and Jonathan Leclercq from DNV Supply Chain and Product Assurance will be addressing the challenges raised for intermediaries\, traders and distributors\, around: \n\nSupply chain complexity\nCollection of emissions data from third-country suppliers\nAssessment of ‘actual’ embedded emissions\n\nThey will also discuss the business implications for the Definitive Period. \nAdditionally\, DNV will answer questions raised during our last event and will demonstrate how they support businesses in maintaining continuity and ensuring compliance amidst these regulations. \nWe look forward to your participation in this insightful session.
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/cbam-follow-up-webinar-by-dnv/
LOCATION:Webinar\, Switzerland
ORGANIZER;CN="Zug Commodity Association":MAILTO:leila.narhinen@zugcommodity.ch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240905T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240905T140000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
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SUMMARY:Webinar on REMIT Representation
DESCRIPTION:Webinar on REMIT Representation! \nUnder REMIT II\, non-EU market participants are required to appoint a representative in an EU Member State authorized to act on their behalf as per Article 9. Starting November 7\, 2024\, a designated representative will also be obligatory for any Swiss-domiciled company active in the Natural Gas or Electricity markets within the EU. \nJan Haizmann\, Senior Partner of Correggio Consulting Ltd and Aviv Handler\, Managing Director of ETR Advisory Ltd will explain the recent regulatory changes\, their implications for energy traders\, and elaborate on the REMITREP Services they co-established to help non-EU entities comply with this regulation. The webinar will also include a Q&A session to address audience questions. \n \nWhat is REMITREP?\nREMITREP Services B.V. is a recently established company headquartered in the Netherlands\, specializing in providing dedicated REMITREP services to energy companies operating outside of the EU. Through a network of associated companies\, REMITREP acts as the required state representative for non-EU market participants. \nAbout Speakers: \n\nDr. Jan Haizmann:\n\nMr. Haizmann has been an independent consultant to the energy trading industry\, based in Brussels\, advising clients on legal and regulatory aspects of power and gas trading. Mr. Haizmann has been appointed expert in various dispute resolutions in complex gas and power transactions. He has been managing gas business set ups for existing and new energy trading and advised on corporate strategy and on ways to improve legal and regulatory risk management for the wholesale trading business. Mr. Haizmann has been managing director of Correggio Consulting\, which he founded as boutique consulting in 2005 (www.correggio-consulting.eu)\, operating across Europe. Mr. Haizmann had various executive roles in EFET (European Federation of Energy Traders) between 2006 and 2023. In 2018\, He conceptually created CorreggioNET\, a regulatory change management system (www.correggionet.eu) as become an industry solution towards management regulatory change. \n\nAviv Handler:\n\nAviv Handler is a specialist in the regulation of the commodities\, energy and financial markets\, providing advice and services to the energy and commodity markets in the understanding\, preparation and implementation of European Energy and Commodity Market Regulations. He focuses on all streams of regulation including EMIR\, REMIT\,  MiFiD II\, MAR and their Swiss and UK equivalents\,  as well as applicable rules across the globe. Mr. Handler founded ETR Advisory in 2013 to provide support and advice to those affected by the rules\, helping over 100 companies in that period.
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/save-the-date-sept-5th-remit-ii-webinar-work-shop/
LOCATION:Webinar\, Switzerland
ORGANIZER;CN="Zug Commodity Association":MAILTO:leila.narhinen@zugcommodity.ch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240904T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240904T210000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
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SUMMARY:HFW on Sanctions & White Collar Investigations
DESCRIPTION:Agenda \n17h30 Registration \n18h00 Presentation with Q&A \n19h15 Networking apero \n  \nPart 1 – Sanctions & Regulatory update \n\n14th round of EU sanctions: prohibitions of investments in\, and exports to\, LNG projects under construction in Russia. Transition period for use of EU ports for transshipment of Russian LNG.\nNew\, more stringent restrictions on dual-use goods – an evolving list of prohibited materials including industrial goods and advanced technology.  What are the consequences of not complying?\nNew rules for EU banks outside Russia for the financing messaging system SPFS and consequences of a breach.\nNew targeting of tankers that are part of the Dark Fleet circumventing the EU and Price Cap Coalition’s caps – EU/Swiss\, UK and US: an increased focus on sanctioning vessels for their participation in the Dark Fleet and how to monitor these listings.\nThe new EU and Swiss restrictions on providing services provided to Russian subsidiaries by EU/Swiss parent companies.\nBroadening of anti-circumvention clauses\, given increased due diligence to ensure CHP (Common High Priority) goods are not reaching Russia\, a “no Russia” clause regarding IP transfers\, and increased diligence obligations with respect to foreign subsidiaries.\nUK\, Swiss and EU regulator’s activity – an update with a focus on OFSI\, OFAC & SECO.\nUK Caselaw – a case update on Celestial Aviation v Unicredit; the impact on financing\, insurance and movement of goods for banks.\nThe latest on metals; new rules and a wind-down period until end 2024\nManganese Ore\, plastics\, chemicals\, diamonds and gold – what do all these things have in common….\nWhat’s next in store on the regulatory front?  The new EU CSDDD; what can we expect in Switzerland?\n\n  \nPart 2 – White collar\, investigations & compliance \nCommodity traders in the news. There have been a number of large commodity traders in the news in recent months in connection with enforcement action by various regulators including in Switzerland\, the UK and the US. We’ll do a round up but\, more importantly\, look at lessons learned and steps traders should take to prevent similar problems by way of a case study. \n  \nAbout Barry \nBarry Vitou leads HFW’s Global Investigations and White Collar practice. Barry is one of the best known and respected lawyers in this field in London\, his practice focuses on the representation of corporations and individuals in white collar criminal investigations and other internal investigations into suspected misconduct all over the world. Barry also advises clients on remediation of problems and compliance. His work is often cross border and Barry’s matters frequently involve non-UK law enforcement agencies. \nBarry is experienced in successfully dealing with adverse media interest and defamation matters which are often linked to his Investigations and White Collar practice. \nBarry represents and has successfully represented clients in many of the largest white-collar matters and has a formidable track record in obtaining the closure and resolution of criminal investigations without charge. Barry also represents and has represented clients in other workplace investigations. \nHe is one of just eight experts in The Legal 500’s ‘Hall of Fame’ for regulatory investigations and corporate crime and is regularly requested to comment in the media. \nThe Legal 500 2021 testimonials include ‘Barry Vitou is a pleasure to work with. He is sharp as a tack and very good strategic thinker. He is also a great person and has wonderful manner with clients’. ‘I would single out Barry Vitou. Barry is a big name in corporate crime litigation who has a flair for representing big corporates and their executives in major cases of the day. He fights for the win\, is sophisticated\, and you want him on your side in challenging cross border cases’. \nBarry is recommended and recognised as a ‘global leader’ by Who’s Who Legal for investigations\, business crime defence – corporates\, and business crime defence – individuals. \nBarry’s Investigations and White Collar work is often high profile and the subject of media interest. He has successfully represented clients the subject of intrusive adverse media interest pre-publication so that if a story is written it is not defamatory. If a defamatory article has been published Barry has a successful track record of the removal of the defamatory article by the relevant publisher and helping clients in repairing any collateral damage done. Barry has also successfully defended defamation proceedings. \nBarry is qualified in England and Wales. \nAbout Sarah \nSarah acts for a range of trading companies\, charterers and owners in shipping and international trade disputes. Her work involves petroleum products\, crude\, gasoil\, cement\, coal\, bitumen\, steel and ferrous as well as non-ferrous metals\, ethanol and soft commodities including grains\, soyabeans\, oils and seeds\, sugar\, coffee and cocoa. Her most high-profile matter was Taurus v SOMO\, in which the Supreme Court overturned the Power Curber decision and held that there is no special rule of jurisdiction relating to debts represented by LCs. She has successfully litigated or settled in favour of or to client satisfaction\, all Commercial Court claims. Her litigation profile includes freezing orders arising out of various frauds\, hedging losses\, defaults on sale contracts (failure to perform)\, off-specification cargo quantum disputes and non-delivery disputes. Impressively\, she has also recovered judgment sums awarded against recalcitrant defendants including a significant proportion of costs.  Her arbitration record is similarly impressive. \nShe regularly deals with shipping and trading issues ranging from technical demurrage arguments\, to disputes under guarantees or other financial instruments\, to advice on when it is possible to terminate under a term contract without repudiatory breach\, to urgent injunctive relief and complex multi-jurisdictional queries requiring creative solutions for enforcement. \nAs regards sanctions\, Sarah heads a team of lawyers in Geneva which has advised HFW’s industry clients on shipping\, trading\, insurance and complex trade finance matters involving multi-jurisdictional sanctions against Russia for its invasion of the Ukraine\, spearheading HFW’s pro-active Geneva sanctions team in providing pragmatic\, commercial advice with fast turn-around. \nShe teaches sale contracts at the Universities of Geneva and Fribourg on their master’s degrees in international trade\, where HFW’s use of case studies is famous for its practical teaching approach for tomorrow’s industry leaders. \nSarah is regularly recognized by Legal 500 EMEA\, with clients praising her and the team’s “fast response”\, “very deep and sound expertise in commodities and shipping” and ability to “transmit complex matters in a comprehensive language which can be understood also by someone who is not a legal expert.” \nSarah is listed in Tier 1 for Legal 500 Transport\, Switzerland: “HFW’s ’professional and client oriented’ team collaborates with its international network to advise client such as shipowners\, charterers\, P&I Clubs\, banks\, governments\, and brokers on commercial\, regulatory and litigation matters. The team has extensive knowledge of the dry shipping\, admiralty and crisis management markets as well as transactional work. Sarah Hunt has extensive experience advising trading companies\, charterers and owners on complex shipping and international trade disputes. Hunt also heads a team of lawyers which has advised HFW’s industry clients on shipping\, trading\, insurance and complex trade finance matters involving multi-jurisdictional sanctions arising out of the Russo-Ukrainian war.” \nSarah is listed in Tier 1 for Legal 500 Transport\, Switzerland: “HFW’s ’professional and client oriented’ team collaborates with its international network to advise client such as shipowners\, charterers\, P&I Clubs\, banks\, governments\, and brokers on commercial\, regulatory and litigation matters. The team has extensive knowledge of the dry shipping\, admiralty and crisis management markets as well as transactional work. Sarah Hunt has extensive experience advising trading companies\, charterers and owners on complex shipping and international trade disputes. Hunt also heads a team of lawyers which has advised HFW’s industry clients on shipping\, trading\, insurance and complex trade finance matters involving multi-jurisdictional sanctions arising out of the Russo-Ukrainian war.”
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/save-the-date-sept-4th-hfw-on-sanctions-white-collars/
LOCATION:ImHof\, Zeughausgasse 18\, Zug\, Switzerland
ORGANIZER;CN="Zug Commodity Association":MAILTO:leila.narhinen@zugcommodity.ch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240619T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240619T213000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
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SUMMARY:CARBON BORDER ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM (CBAM) Wed June 19\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:At the upcoming event\, Naufal Ashraff will discuss the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the impact on producers as well as importers hereunder trading companies and share valuable insights on how DNV supports businesses in maintaining continuity amidst these regulations. The talk will focus on turning regulatory challenges into opportunities for strategic growth and sustainability. \n \nNaufal is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in the field of Shipping\, Supply chain and Product Assurance. As the Global Sales enablement Director at DNV\, he has been instrumental in developing strategies that promote sustainable practices and ensure compliance with evolving regulatory requirements. Among these many regulations\, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is one of the strongest policy instruments designed to level the playing field\, avoid “carbon leakage” and help accelerate decarbonization for the hard to abate sector. At the upcoming event\, Naufal will discuss the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the impact on producers as well as importers hereunder trading companies and share valuable insights on how DNV supports businesses in maintaining continuity amidst these regulations. His talk will focus on turning regulatory challenges into opportunities for strategic growth and sustainability. \nhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/naufal-a-63003b5/ \nAgenda \n17.30 Registration starts \n18.00 Conference with Q&A \n19.15 Networking and Apero
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/carbon-border-adjustment-mechanism-cbam-wed-june-19-2024/
LOCATION:Park Hotel Zug\, Industriestrasse 14\, Zug\, Zug\, 6302\, Suisse
ORGANIZER;CN="Zug Commodity Association":MAILTO:leila.narhinen@zugcommodity.ch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240522T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240522T213000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
CREATED:20240503T134052Z
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SUMMARY:Conference on Enhanced Due Diligence
DESCRIPTION:We are looking forward to seeing you at our next conference on Enhanced Due Diligence \nLeveraging corporate intelligence techniques to achieve greater compliance\nThis presentation will focus on how commodity trading firms can leverage corporate intelligence techniques to support and enhance their internal due diligence capabilities. Increased regulatory and reputational scrutiny makes it ever more important for market participants to know their counterparties. Internal compliance teams can cover most use cases but it is sometimes necessary to go a step beyond. \nThe speakers will set out how corporate intelligence techniques such as site visits\, discrete enquiries and open source intelligence can help commodity trading firms know their trading counterparties\, employees and suppliers better. \n \nYannick Poivey is a partner at Swiss Forensic & Compliance (SFC)\, a boutique provider of corporate intelligence services to the commodity trading and banking industries. Prior to founding SFC\, Yannick managed his own corporate intelligence boutique\, One Intelligence Sàrl\, for 8 years. He was previously employed with various international specialist consulting firms and has extensive experience in the field of corporate intelligence\, due diligence and external investigations. \n \nNicolas Leroux is a partner at Swiss Forensic & Compliance (SFC) He is also the CEO of Kalexius\, a sister company of SFC providing outsourced compliance services. A Swiss-qualified lawyer\, he initially practiced international law before turning to corporate intelligence and outsourced compliance services. Nicolas is a frequent speaker at industry events and conferences on compliance and due diligence. \n 
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/conference-on-enhanced-due-diligence/
LOCATION:CV Labs Zug\, Liquid Lounge\, Dammstrasse 16\, Zug\, 6300\, Suisse
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240522T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240522T213000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
CREATED:20240429T082119Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240503T135027Z
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SUMMARY:Please register here to attend the AGM on 22 May  (MEMBERS ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:We are looking forward to welcoming you to the 13th ZCA Annual General Meeting which will take place at the CV-Labs in Zug. \nThe AGM will be followed by a conference on Enhanced Due Diligence by Swiss Forensic & Compliance & Networking Apero. \nKindly register herebelow. \n 
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/general-assembly-conference-members-only/
LOCATION:CV Labs Zug\, Liquid Lounge\, Dammstrasse 16\, Zug\, 6300\, Suisse
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240409T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240409T210000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240405T151122Z
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SUMMARY:Women in Leadership: Enriching Resources and Broadening Horizons
DESCRIPTION:An Interactive Conference. \nWe will explore strategies focused on nurturing a corporate culture that empowers women to seek leadership roles and ensures their perspectives are heard throughout the organization. \nTwo of ZCA Board Members will be sharing the insights from their experiences\, along with Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion (DE&I) initiatives from an HR standpoint. Don’t miss the opportunity to engage in an exceptional discussion with this remarkable group of leaders\, moderated interactively by Yasmina Rauber\, ZCA General Secretary. \n  \nMeet our inspiring Panellists: \n\nRuth Sandelowsky\nCEO & Chairwoman of the Board – Kolmar Group AG\nRuth Sandelowsky has studied Law and worked for Philipp Brothers Amsterdam from 1974 till 1984 as a Trader in Chemicals. In 1984 she became the head of the European operations of Phibro Energy till 1991. In 1991 she became the head of the Petrochemicals dept of Phibro Salomon which later became Citigroup. In 1997 Ruth established Kolmar Petrochemicals who became Kolmar Group in 2007\, where she has been acting as CEO and Chairwoman of the Board to-date. \n\nGloria Frauenfelder\nFinance/Tax – Hershey Trading\nGloria has accountability for Tax planning for the Hershey Trading. Prior to joining Hershey\, Gloria worked for Kraft/Mondelez in their procurement office in Zug\, Switzerland for more than 10 years. Gloria led the global management and reporting of derivatives/compliance to drive profitable growth and leading strategic planning. Gloria holds a finance and administration degree and a Chartered Accounting/Controlling (CPA). \n\nSimon Taylor\nGroup Head of HR – Ameropa AZ\nSimon takes the lead on all Group-wide strategic HR and organisational development initiatives\, including Employee Engagement\, D&I\, Talent\, Leadership and Culture development. Simon graduated from the University of Lincoln in 2006 with a first-class Bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management. Over the course of his career\, Simon has held a variety of roles in different HR disciplines and industries\, including healthcare\, IT consulting & services\, maritime shipping and now\, Agri-commodities. Simon moved from the UK to Switzerland in 2015. \n\nMerlene Joyce Ottey\nJamaican-Slovenian former track and field sprinter\, a nine-time Olympic medallist\nMerlene began her career representing Jamaica in 1978\, and continued to do so for 24 years\, before representing Slovenia from 2002 to 2012. Ottey had the longest career as a top-level international sprinter appearing at the 1979 Pan American Games as a 19-year-old fresh from U-20 and Junior competitions and concluding her career at age 52 when she anchored the Slovene 4 × 100 m relay team at the 2012 European Championships. She is the current world indoor record holder for 200 metres with 21.87 seconds\, set in 1993. Since 2014\, Merlene Ottey has lived in Switzerland\, Zug. \n\nAndrea Stocker-Sohst\nPartner – Indirect Tax Services – EY\nAndrea is a Tax Partner and leads the Indirect Tax practice in Central Switzerland. She has more than 22 years of professional experience in advising Swiss and multinational companies in national and international Indirect Tax matters. She has in-depth experience in the review\, design and implementation of VAT and Customs implications of complex supply chain and procurement structures. Andrea has led the Indirect Tax work stream of several projects in different industries (i.e. Commodity Trading\, Industrial Products\, Life Science\, Biotech\, etc.) with the design and implementation of operating models and integrated supply chains reorganizations as well as relocations. \nAgenda:\n17h30 Check-in\n18h00 – 18h05 Welcome from ZCA President Martin Fasser\n18h05 – 18h20 Ruth Sandelowsky: Egoless Management\n18h20 – 19h20 Panel discussion\n19h20 – 19h35 Q&A\n19h35 – 21h00 Networking drinks \nSeats are limited and will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis.
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/women-in-leadership-enriching-resources-and-broadening-horizons/
LOCATION:CV Labs Zug\, Liquid Lounge\, Dammstrasse 16\, Zug\, 6300\, Suisse
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240321T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240321T120000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
CREATED:20240317T160415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241009T110405Z
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SUMMARY:ZCA Ladies’ Lunch
DESCRIPTION:ZCA is excited to invite you and your colleagues to join us on the 21st of March to celebrate Women’s month and to welcome Spring! Don’t miss this opportunity to network with other ladies in Commodities Trading in Zug. \nWhat: Ladies’ Lunch (reserved to ZCA members) \nMenu: \n\nSalad Buffet\nSautéed pike-perch fillet with chive risotto & broccoli\nGreen Vegetable curry with falafel\, cinnamon-scented rice\, coriander\nDessert\nMineral water\n\nPS: Kindly note that any other drink/coffee will be charged separately. \nDeadline to register: Friday 15 March
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/zca-ladies-lunch/
LOCATION:Park Hotel Zug\, Industriestrasse 14\, Zug\, Zug\, 6302\, Suisse
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240222T153000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240222T183000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
CREATED:20231220T094553Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240324T195607Z
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SUMMARY:A year of challenges in commodity trade finance
DESCRIPTION:Panel Moderator: Harris Antoniou\, Founder and Managing Director\, Codrus Capital AG \nPanelists:\nOrhan Gunes\, Founder & managing Director\, TradeQraft AG\nDeia Markova\, Managing Director\, Head of Trade & Sustainable Commodity Finance\, Société Générale\nMuriel Schwab\, Managing Partner\, Blue Oak Sàrl\nPeter Ullmann\, International Trade and Risk Advisor\, Investor\, Magistrate
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/a-year-of-challenges-in-commodity-trade-finance/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240123T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240123T200000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
CREATED:20231212T142210Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240317T154308Z
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SUMMARY:Supporting ESG Reporting and Double Materiality with the help of AI and unstructured
DESCRIPTION:Prof. Dr. Stefan Behringer\, Head of CC Controlling at the Institute of Financial Services Zug IFZ of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Lucerne (HSLU) together with Elsa Pernot\, Global Head of HSEC for Gunvor Group\, Timo Heroth\, Senior ESG Researcher IFZ HSLU and Co-Founder of Equintel\, and Dr. Janna Lipenkova\, CEO of Equintel and expert in the field of AI and Computational Lingustics will present on: \n\nPractical insights gained from research project between the Gunvor Group\, IFZ HSLU\, and Equintel on data driven ESG analysis and double materiality assessment\nHow AI can help to support ESG research\, reporting\, and regulatory alignment\nWhat role data plays in times of CSRD and ESRS and how to gain and structure it for different corporate departments and task\n\n 
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/supporting-esg-reporting-and-double-materiality-with-the-help-of-ai-and-unstructured/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20231116T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20231116T200000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
CREATED:20231010T071750Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240324T195504Z
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SUMMARY:OECD inclusive framework with Mr. Rolf Röllin PWC and Heinz Tànler\, Finance Director of the canton of Zug.
DESCRIPTION:OECD inclusive framework with Mr. Rolf Röllin PWC and Heinz Tànler\, Finance Director of the canton of Zug.
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/oecd-inclusive-framework-with-mr-rolf-rollin-pwc-and-heinz-tanler-finance-director-of-the-canton-of-zug/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20230914T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20230914T213000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
CREATED:20230309T132737Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240324T195359Z
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SUMMARY:Energy transition industry panel LSEG – ZCA
DESCRIPTION: 
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/energy-transition-industry-panel-lseg-zca/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20230614T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20230614T203000
DTSTAMP:20260406T162103
CREATED:20230523T154710Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240325T120013Z
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SUMMARY:2023 -  A year of swinging fortune
DESCRIPTION:DNV – Mr Jakub Walenkiewicz \n \n \n 
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/2023-a-year-of-swinging-fortune/
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SUMMARY:Dealing with sanctions enforcement and the approach of SECO and other regulators
DESCRIPTION:What to do if approached by SECO\nSarah HUNT\, HFW Geneva\nBarry VITOU\, HFW London \n \n 
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/dealing-with-sanctions-enforcement-and-the-approach-of-seco-and-other-regulators/
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SUMMARY:10th Anniversary at the Sky Lounge
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/10th-anniversary-at-the-sky-lounge/
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