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Marisa Drew
Chief Sustainability Officer at Standard Chartered Bank
Marisa Drew is the Chief Sustainability Officer at Standard Chartered Bank, overseeing the bank's sustainability strategy globally.
With a background spanning over 30 years in investment banking, she brings a wealth of experience to her current role.
Having held various sustainability-related positions at Credit Suisse, including Chief Sustainability Officer and CEO of the Impact Advisory and Finance Group, Marisa is dedicated to driving impactful change.
Marisa Drew is an advocate for sustainability, serving on numerous boards and panels such as Liberty Global plc, Impact Gstaad, City of London Corporation, Aspen Institute UK, UN Oceans Panel, and more.
She holds an MBA in Finance from The Wharton School and a BS in Finance and Marketing from the University of Virginia.
Marisa Drew has a strong presence in the financial and sustainability sectors, contributing her expertise to various organizations and initiatives, including Room-to-Read Charity, Competitor’s Diversity Forum, and the World Economic Forum's Blended Finance Task Force.
Her career highlights include leadership roles at Credit Suisse, where she was Co-Head of the EMEA Investment Banking and Capital Markets Division and led the firm's capital markets businesses.
Marisa Drew's dedication to sustainability and her extensive experience in finance make her a notable figure in the global sustainability landscape.
She is committed to driving positive change both within Standard Chartered Bank and beyond.
Highlights
Globalisation has created significant positive impacts for our global economy, including supporting more affordable access to goods and services, and helping to lift millions out of poverty. Globalisation has also left many behind, particularly as we continue to challenge our resource constraints and navigate unprecedented change in response to worsening climate impacts and rising inequality. As a leading cross-border bank operating in some of the world's most dynamic markets, we are exposed to the challenges and opportunities our clients and communities face as the world shifts to a more sustainable path. This means we are strategically positioned to connect capital to where it's needed in support of a model of globalisation which works equitably. Learn more about just some of the solutions we are championing at Standard Chartered to support sustainable and inclusive growth across our markets in the video below. Discover our work on Resetting Globalisation here: https://lnkd.in/dSnh5_bd.
#ResettingGlobalisation #JustTransition
This year’s London Climate Action Week was bigger than ever, warmer than ever, and it was also more global than ever with 50,000 attendees from across the world.
Events like these matter for two reasons.
First, they are a barometer of private and public sector engagement on climate-related issues and if we have learned anything from last week, it’s that despite the changing external landscape, there is more momentum than ever.
More importantly, they create opportunities for genuine collaboration between a broad spectrum of partners that might not otherwise be able to come together to workshop breakthrough solutions for today’s most pressing issues. This was very much our focus as a Bank, where we prioritised opportunities to engage in constructive, collaborative and action-oriented conversations with a variety of stakeholders around how we can scale the solutions to bridge the sustainable development financing gap in our markets.
With thanks to all those who represented Standard Chartered, including John Murton, Alex Kennedy, Zarak Pasha, CFA, Chris Leeds, Audrey GOLDSTEIN, Rino Donosepoetro, Lizzy Girling (Fitzgerald).
#LCAW2024 #carbonmarkets #adaptationfinance #blendedfinance #climateaction
