Join the 2026 Hong Kong International Nature-based Solutions (NbS) Action Week, also known as "Hong Kong Nature-based Solutions Week. Now entering its third consecutive year, Hong Kong NbS Week has established itself as a signature international platform for advancing dialogue and action on NbS for climate resilience and sustainable development. The event brings together policymakers, business leaders, academics, and practitioners from Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area, and the wider region.

Intimate convening of nature-based funders to share strategies, case studies, innovative financing mechanisms and current initiatives the Nature funding taskforce are driving.

CISL's HK Alumni and network are invited to join a closed-room conversation on real energy innovations, where their guest speakers - Dr Raymond ML Lo, Dr William Yu, and CISL's Jie Zhou - will share their insights on renewable and low-carbon energy, CLP policies, Deeptech energy innovation in Europe and sustainable finance and impact investing that supports sector solutions.

RSVP: Spaces are limited, so please respond to djv30@cantab.ac.uk to confirm your attendance. Venue: Club Lusitano Library, Central. Cost: HKD300 per person, paid via FPS on the evening.

An intimate, half-day retreat designed for ~75 family office principals and leaders, NextGen and impact investors from around the world. Hosted by Sustainable Finance Initiative & The ImPact.  

Asia Pacific's Flagship Impact Investing event, convening ~300 global and regional impact leaders for candid exchanges and peer to peer networking.

SFi members post-summit dinner to reflect on the key discussions from the SFi Impact Summit.

As global capital allocation strategies evolve, this exclusive, closed-door dialogue will examine how family office leaders are integrating impact investing into climate mitigation and adaptation. Recent research points to a significant shift over the coming years: family office participation in philanthropy is expected to increase from 45% to 64%, whilst allocations to impact investments are projected to rise from 30% to 43%. Driven by next-generation leadership and a growing demand for measurable outcomes alongside financial returns, this trend is shaping a new investment mandate.

The discussion will focus on how philanthropic and commercial capital can work together to unlock and catalyse high-impact opportunities. Audacy and CIIP will also share actionable insights and practical solutions across climate mitigation and adaptation, whilst exploring how stakeholders can collectively build cleaner, healthier, and more resilient communities.

Please send expressions of interest to billy@audacypartners.com, including your name, title, and organisation.

A private roundtable lunch bringing together a small group of family office principals for an intimate discussion on the increasing interdependence of energy, AI/compute, and industrial transformation.

The discussion will explore emerging investment themes and strategic shifts shaping asset allocation, while creating space for candid exchange, peer learning, and relationship building.

New Forests, one of the world’s largest managers of natural capital, invites institutional and professional investors to an exclusive, closed-door roundtable to explore natural capital as a long‑term investment opportunity.

Over lunch, we will discuss how assets such as forestry, sustainable agriculture and nature-based solutions are being used by global investors to diversify portfolios, enhance resilience and respond to climate and nature‑related risks.

The event will commence with a keynote presentation from Mark Rogers, Chief Executive Officer, New Forests, followed by a panel discussion with Professor Christine Loh, Independent Director, and Hans-Martin Aerts, Managing Director and Head of Infrastructure & Private Natural Capital, Asia Pacific at APG Asset Management.

Please send expressions of interest to: events@newforests.com and include your name, title and company.

Join us for a conversation on how philanthropy, family capital and intermediaries can support stronger impact ecosystems in Hong Kong and Singapore.

The session will explore practical insights from Singapore’s impact-first capital landscape and reflect on what they may mean for Hong Kong’s evolving philanthropy and social impact ecosystem.

Featuring:
•⁠ ⁠Martin Tan, Chief Executive Officer, The Majurity Trust
•⁠ ⁠Lillian Li, Executive Director, Social Impact Partners
•⁠ ⁠Justin Chang, Director for Philanthropy and Catalytic Capital, RS Group
•⁠ ⁠Moderated by Bonnie Chiu, Managing Director, TSIC.

An invite-only, closed-door roundtable for family offices exploring how to build holistic impact strategies across philanthropy, business operations, and investments. Bringing together a select group of principals and next-generation leaders for an interactive discussion on aligning capital, governance, and long-term purpose. It will focus on practical approaches to designing integrated impact frameworks, strengthening internal buy-in, and building the systems, incentives, and teams needed to activate the full portfolio. The conversation is designed to be candid, practical, and peer-driven, with space for questions, shared experiences, and deeper discussions amongst a curated group of participants.

True wealth generates more than financial returns—it creates lasting positive change. As impact investing continues to redefine modern wealth management, we warmly invite you to an exclusive networking session, to explore how your capital can drive meaningful social impact right here in Hong Kong.

Hear from investment veterans and industry leaders, Samuel Rhee, Co-Founder, Chairman & Group CIO at Endowus and Josephine Price, Board Chair at SIP, as they share on-the-ground perspectives on deploying capital to create lasting change alongside high-potential social purpose organisations (SPOs).

Wine is one of the most climate‑exposed real assets. Rising temperatures, water stress and extreme weather are already reshaping where wine can be produced, how it tastes, and which regions remain viable.

Join Barclays for an intimate, invitation‑only satellite event featuring a curated wine tasting and insights from a NextGen vineyard owner, sharing first‑hand perspectives on climate impact, asset resilience and long‑term stewardship—framing a broader discussion on legacy and capital in a changing climate.

2026 Hong Kong International Nature-based Solutions (NbS) Action Week.

Join us for breakfast on-site at Hopewell Hotel on the 22nd floor, to close out Impact Week and Nature-based Solutions Week in Hong Kong! We will wind down the week with our network partners from Toniic and some representatives from our portfolio company Earthbanc, and families who have committed to back us in our work deploying capital for exponential solutions for Nature using AI.

Private wealth is playing an increasingly important role in shaping sustainable finance outcomes, including the growth of green finance and sustainability-oriented investment strategies. Yet the ecosystem influencing how wealth is stewarded, spanning family offices, advisors, financial institutions, ecosystem actors and public sector stakeholders, continues to evolve with diverse perspectives and approaches.

This curated dialogue and participatory exchange brings together stakeholders across the private wealth ecosystem to explore the broader forces, dynamics and emerging shifts shaping stewardship, sustainability and long-term capital in Hong Kong and the broader region.

Combining strategic dialogue, systems perspectives, facilitated discussion and small-group exchange, the session will invite participants to reflect on ecosystem dynamics shaping capital allocation and influence, while exploring opportunities for collaboration, stewardship and sustainable finance across the ecosystem.

A special display that brings together childhood textiles from the 1930s - 2020s to explore memory, care, resourcefulness and changing social values in Hong Kong.

A cross‑cultural exhibition featuring 14 artists from across Asia, inviting audiences to reflect on care, healing, spirituality and our relationship with the world through textile art.

Public guided tours: 14:30 - 17:30 on 5 June 2026, first come, first served