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2ème Conférence Annuelle Internationale sur le CrowdFunding, la Finance intelligente et les Investissements responsables pour la Paix et le Développement - les 12 et 13 décembre 2017 à l’ONU
Official co-organizers (Other continental or worldwide networks, please contact us) Actes 2017 :
Conférence Annuelle Internationale sur le CrowdFunding, la Finance intelligente et les Investissements responsables pour la Paix et le Développement
11-15 Décembre, 2017
Organisation des Nations Unies, Genève, Suisse Colonie de vacances
Valais
Suisse Objectif Sciences International organise plusieurs colonies de vacances scientifiques dans le Valais Suisse, ainsi que d’autres vacances à la montagne en suisse, ce sur de nombreuses thématiques (nature, faune & flore, drones, géologie, architecture, paléontologie...). Pour plus d’informations, suivez ce lien sur les séjours nature.
| Here is the page of Minutes of a former Conference. To see the Program of this year, please look on this Program of Conference |
Investissement VS Donation
Quel est vraiment le mieux pour le Développement ?
| Mercredi 13 Décembre 2017
de 09:00 à 12:00 Mercredi soir, de 19:00 à 23:00 : Dîner de Networking des réseaux Citoyens du Monde et Finance pour la Paix et le Développement |
ENTREE GRATUITE SUR INSCRIPTION (Badge d’Accès à l’Organisation des Nations Unies) |
| Les Présentations seront données en anglais et français. Les Débats et les questions seront organisées en anglais et français. | |
| Menant à bien des Projets de Développement Scientifique et de Solutions Participatives Durables depuis 1992, et ayant créé les 1er séjours de Recherche Scientifique Participative en 2004, l’ONG Objectif Sciences International a le Statut Consultatif Spécial auprès des Nations Unies. Active sur tous les continents, l’ONG organise tous les ans, depuis 2012, la Conférence Internationale Annuelle sur les Droits de la Nature aux Nations Unies à laquelle participent tous les Gouvernements actifs dans ce domaine, ou intéressés par les travaux. A compter de 2016, et chaque année, OSI organise également dans l’hémicycle des Nations Unies la Conférence Annuelle Internationale sur le CrowdFunding, la Finance Responsable et les Technologies Intermédiaires de Pointe, afin de permettre aux acteurs et opérateurs de ce domaine d’échanger, de se rencontrer et de partager en direct, au niveau international le plus large. | |
| Crowd Sourced Finance Les acteurs du CrowdFunding, des Finances Responsables et des Technologies Intermédiaires de Pointe, qui échangent déjà aux niveaux national et continental (Europe, Amérique du Nord...) et qui désirent échanger entre eux et partager leurs pratiques et solutions, au niveau mondial, se réunissent en fin d’année à la Conférence Annuelle Internationale organisée à l’ONU. | |
Crowd Lending / Crowd Supporting / Crowd Investing / Smart Finance / Appropriate Technologies
Les nombreux organismes privés, publics ou fédérations inter-professionnelles, qui sont actifs dans le domaine du CrowdFunding, des Finances Responsables et des Technologies Intermédiaires de Pointe, se sont fédérés et organisés, au niveau national. Les grands acteurs nationaux, les fédérations, et les acteurs spécifiques, s’organisent actuellement au niveau international et sont appelés à se rencontrer tous les ans en fin d’année, à la Conférence Internationale sur les Sciences Citoyennes et la Recherche Participative, à l’ONU, à Genève.
Cet espace annuel de mise en commun permet aux acteurs du domaine de mettre en commun pratiques, enjeux, solutions, idées, besoins.
Votre Ressource Annuelle d’Echanges
Suite aux réunions nationales qui ont lieu localement dans chaque pays, cette Conférence Internationale à l’ONU permet aux acteurs de se mettre en concertation, ou de s’informer mutuellement, des progrès et des actions qu’ils mènent durant l’année, ou qu’ils ont en projet.
Les acteurs présents à cette Conférence sont :
- Acteurs locaux et régionaux des différents pays
- Acteurs thématiques, par disciplines financière et formes de crowdfunding
- Fédérations régionales ou nationales
- Fédérations thématiques, par disciplines financière et formes de crowdfunding
- Grandes Institutions des Finances, du Développement Durable et de l’Economie
- Ministères gouvernementaux (Economie, Industrie, Finances…) et associations internationales de Ministères
- Journalistes spécialisés (finances, économie, sciences, environnement, éducation, développement durable…)
- Organismes de l’ONU (UNDP, UNEP…)
Les sujets qui sont à l’ordre du jour de Décembre 2017 sont :
- Normes et référentiel d’échanges sur les Pratiques de Finances Participatives entre organismes nationaux et internationaux
- Chartes nationales et internationales de Finances Participatives , exemples, projets, partages de réflexions en cours
- Solutions de financement des actions de Développement et de nouvelles Technologies Intermédiaires de Pointe
- Accès des acteurs citoyens aux Développement des Projets soutenus au-delà de leur simples contributions financières
- Statut administratif/législatif/reconnaissance/etc des acteurs de projets de Finances Participatives
- La Finance Participative Citoyenne, au-delà de l’interface numérique
- Fonctions attendus des portails web de Finances Participatives
- Services rendus aux Finances Participatives par les FabLab
- Diffusion et Valorisation dans le Grand Public non impliqué
- Road map permettant l’ouverture mutuelle des données collectées
Programme Détaillé
Les échanges entre les parties prenantes de cette réunion auront lieu à la fois sous la forme d’une Table-Ronde entre les intervenants, et de débats avec l’audience de l’Assemblée.
Organisateur : ONG Objectif Sciences International, Genève
Président de Séance :
Thomas EGLI, Président d’Objectif Sciences International
Modérateurs :
Maxime PALLAIN, Membre du Syndicat suisse des Organismes de CrowdFunding, CEO Switzerland of Raizers. Raizers est une plateforme d’investissement partagé en ligne sur des titres non cotés, active en Suisse, France et au Benelux. Cette société propose à sa crowd-community 2 grands produits d’investissement, la prise de participation au capital de TPE/PME et du prêt obligataire dans des entreprises plus matures ou des secteurs spécifiques comme la promotion immobilière : https://www.raizers.com/
Alexandre Gaillard, CEO at InvestGlass
Voici le Programme des 5 jours du FORUM DE GENEVE de Décembre 2017, dans lequel sont décrit les 2 journées dédiées à la Conférence sur les Finance et les Sciences pour la Paix et les Objectifs du Développement Durable.
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Session d’Ouverture Officielle - Mercredi 13 Décembre 09h00
Session organisée en partenariat entre RAIZERS, Invest Glass, la Swiss CrowdFunding Association et Objectif Sciences International.
- Points Clés
- Remarques sur la Situation en Cours
- Remarques sur les Concepts qui sous-tendent cette Conférence Annuelle Internationale
Partners for the 2017 Conference :
Présentations déjà validées
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| Room XXIV - Building E | 8:30 pm : Please arrive in good time for prompt 1:50pm start |
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| 8:50 pm : Welcoming elements from the GENEVA FORUM by Thomas EGLI, President of the GENEVA FORUM
9 am : Opening Keynotes and Remarks on current situation by Thomas EGLI, and Co-moderators : Maxime PALLAIN, Raizers and Alexandre GAILLARD, InvestGlass 9:10 am : Starting of the Panel of the Presentations For every presentation : - 30’ of introduction - 10 minutes of Presentation - 5 minutes of Remarks from the Audience 10:40 am : Debate with the Audience and Panel 11:10 am : Conclusion elements by Maxime PALLAIN, Raizers and Alexandre GAILLARD, InvestGlass 11:20 am : Closing Keynotes by Thomas EGLI 11:25 am : Networking session until 12:00 pm | |
| List of speakers | |
| Mansour KHALIFE, Managing Partner at MNK Partners | |
| The state of investments in developed countries. He is an Asset Manager and entrepreneur with a proven 15-year track record. In 2011, he co-founded Corum AM, which became the leader of its segment France’s most profitable open-end Real Estate Fund. He successfully contributed to the growth of the company, which had 1.5Bn € worth of assets under management, invested in 10 European countries and, single-handedly, leveraged more than 300 M € worth of debt to finance the fund’s assets. He spent the first ten years of his career in financial structuring at Atis Real (now BNP ParibasParibas RE) and UFFI REAM, where he managed assets worth 1.5Bn €. Mansour holds an MBA from ESA Business School, and an MSc in Management from ESCP.
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| Sabrina Cohen Dumani, President at Nomads Foundation | |
| Could nonprofit organizations and private corporation share common goals ? Sabrina has founded Nomads foundation with the vision to catalyze the key players of the innovation ecosystem in Switzerland and beyond. She brings more than 20 years of experience in the fields of entrepreneurship and not for profit, impact organizations. After a master in Law from Lausanne university and a master in Public Relations and Communication from New-York University. she has established the law on Vocational education training system in Canton Vaud, Switzerland, and acted as the personal advisor of the State Counselor in charge of security and environment. She is the Director of the Foundation for Vocational and Continuing Education and is also the founder and president of Nomads Foundation.
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| Tim Radjy, Managing Partners at Alphamundi | |
Tim Radjy is the Founder and Managing Partner of AlphaMundi Group Ltd, a Swiss impact investment advisor. He is also a Board Member of AlphaMundi’s SocialAlpha Investment Fund (SAIF) in Luxembourg, and the Manager of the impact debt fund SocialAlpha-Bastion since 2009. In the last 8 years, AlphaMundi has facilitated USD 35M of financing, mostly debt, to 30 social businesses in Latin America and Africa, across sectors, impacting some 9 million beneficiaries. In October 2017, SocialAlpha-Bastion was ranked 2nd best Emerging Market impact fund out of 28 Best-for-the-World Funds selected by B Lab based on the funds’ impact models. Tim previously worked at UBS Wealth Management where he became a founding member of UBS Philanthropy Services for UHNWI clients, and as an advisor to WWF International on private donors. He also spent time in Bolivia, assessing microfinance programs on behalf of the Swiss Development Agency. Tim holds an MA in Political Science from the University of Geneva and a Private Banking Diploma from UBS, and is fluent in French, English and Spanish. Based in Geneva, Tim spends close to half the year in Latin America and Africa.
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| Sylvain MASSOT, Co-founder of ReBin and Impaakt | |
| After 28 years in international banking in London and in Geneva, Sylvain has decided to focus on impact investing as a co-founder of :
- ReBin, a Foundation registered in Switzerland, that is setting up financially sustainable waste recycling operations in Benin - Impaakt, a Swiss startup, that is developing a collaborative platform for the assessment of the social & environmental impact of companies based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals. As a member of the Executive Bureau and the Strategy & Surveillance Committee of Sustainable Finance Geneva (SFG), Sylvain is also involved in the promotion of Geneva as a center of excellence for Sustainable Finance.
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| Angela DE WOLFF, Partner Conser Invest | |
| Angela de Wolff has been active in the financial sector since 22 years, with a focus on Responsible Investment (RI). Among others she has been leading the sustainability team at Lombard Odier bank.
In 2007, she capitalized on her experience to create www.conser.ch an independent firm specialized on responsible investment. Angela is co-founder of Sustainable Finance Geneva. She is on the Board of Directors of “Banque Cantonale de Genève” (BCGE) and “SIFEM”. Angela is also Vice-President of the platform « Swiss Sustainable Finance ».
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| Dr. Jan Amrit Poser, Chief Strategist & Head Sustainability at Bank J. Safra Sarasin Ltd | |
- Sustainable Investing with Bank J. Safra Sarasin Creating Performance AND Impact - 13/12/2017 - Dr. Jan Amrit Poser
Presentations in Validation process
Conscious Investing - can my good intended investments do more harm than good ?
I have recently launched a book on the topic of "Conscious Investing" https://www.harriman-house.com/consciousinvesting
An important Topic in the conscious investing context is the question of "fiduciary duties" of large institutional Investors - vis-a-vis the nextGeneration of clients - in the context of climate Change (i.e. fossil fuel investments). Another important topic in the book is the question of advancing holistic governance structures vis-a-vis nature and examining environmental harm in the human rights context. This is all important when considering the bigger picture of SDG-investing and in particular of SDG-Impact investing.
We could tailor an up-to-date presentation here on these "burning issues" that can be mitigated with conscious investing approaches.
Mrs Christin TER BRAAK-FORSTINGER, Switzerland, Chi Impact Capital, www.chi-impact.com
Impact investing and the SDGs
How to use impact investing to finance the SDGs
All investments have an impact, whose epithet could range from positive to catastrophic. Impact investments is about positive impact. How can we use impact investing to finance the SDGs ? Should we seek social and environmental impact first and create the opportunity for financial return or should we aim at a financial return first - the fiduciary duty imperat - and add social and environmental impact ? We could replace this sequence-thinking model by a global approach to incorporate the SDGs into all type of finance. One convening line along these paths is that we should adopt a long-term view.
What is Impact Investing ? According to GIIN (Global Impact Investment Network) impact investments have the intention to generate social and environmental results alongside the financial return.
For impact investing to finance the SDGs, we need sustainable business cases, points capacity building to convert them into sustainable cases. We need innovative finance, blend finance. We need data to make informed decisions and start-up capital for new enterprises with not-yet impact to showcase and we need standards to measure impact, such as IRIS (Impact Reporting Investment standards) the impact measurement arm of GIIN. Digitalisation enables impact investing via blockchains, a technology to track transactions and enhance transparency. And to make our buiness model succeful we need to move away from waste-producing business models and adopt modular business models and promote ecosystem/landscape style business models with 3 actors NGOs, enterprises and Investors.
Mrs Francesca NUGNES, France, FAST Finance Alliance for Sustainable Trade, www.fastinternational.org
Futures Contract From the Perspective of Islamic law and Establishment of Muslim Countries Stock Markets
Nowadays, along with the progress of growing technology in global village, the need to upgrade Financial Derivatives is so clear more than ever.
In this keeping up to date, thinkers and scientists of economics and finance have initiated designing of Financial Derivatives to answer economy’s need in different aspects including adequate liquidity to resolve the dynamics associated with.
In Muslim countries based on Islamic teachings, there are some restraints on transactions which Muslims and their states are required to follow in international arena. This is a place where experts in finance affairs and Muslim scholars should cooperate and collaborate with each other and review these designed Financial Derivatives in international financial markets and correspond them with Islamic law and clarify whether using these Financial Derivatives is ok from the viewpoint of Islam or even there is a need to design new Financial Derivatives based on Islamic teachings.
Mr Ghasemali SABOURI, Iran, Mufo Uni
Futures Contract From the Perspective of Islamic law and Establishment of muslim countries stock market
In Muslim countries based on Islamic teachings, there are some restraints on transactions which Muslims and their states are required to follow in international arena. This is a place where experts in finance affairs and Muslim scholars should cooperate and collaborate with each other and review these designed Financial Derivatives in international financial markets and correspond them with Islamic law and clarify whether using these Financial Derivatives is ok from the viewpoint of Islam or even there is a need to design new Financial Derivatives based on Islamic teachings.
Mr Mohieddin MOHAMADI, Iran, University MUFO (Russia)
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