This session is supported by SAP and Geopost

Carbon is increasingly becoming a concern for Chief Financial Officers (CFOs), given new reporting demands, tax implications, and risks that directly influence a company's financial health. The CFO holds a distinct position to enact change through accurate modeling. As CFOs meticulously trace product costs from origin to consumer, the question arises: can carbon accounting mirror this approach, and how might it reshape sustainability discussions in boardrooms? Ensuring accountability for Scope 3 emissions presents a challenge—how can companies reliably and transparently address this issue?

Moderated by Vijay Vaitheeswaran, global energy and climate innovation editor, The Economist

Speakers:
Karthik Ramanna, professor of business and public policy, University of Oxford
Thomas Becker, vice-president, sustainability and mobility, BMW
Stéphanie Berlioz, executive vice president, chief financial officer, Geopost
Deb Kaplan, chief revenue officer, SAP Sustainability