The Roadshow provides a platform for Ukraine’s leading corporates and top officials to come together and meet with the City of London’s most influential emerging markets fund managers, investment bankers and advisors and a wide range of stakeholders from London’s financial community, not to mention a wide range of present and potential strategic investors.

In response to popular demand, REDD Talks will take a closer yet diverse look at the ESG market. Experts from corporate, NGO and investment industries will gather in a one-hour roundtable to discuss the future of the sustainable bond market in Latin America and CEEMEA. Do market participants see a greenium in sustainable bond transactions? What do they think about up-and-coming ESG bond structures? How are investors tracking issuers' use of proceeds or their progress on sustainability performance targets? RSVP now to hear speakers answer these and other trending questions.

REDD Talks – Mexico City will convene 50+ global institutional investors and advisers to hear leading experts discuss prospects for Mexico in a post-Covid world, most specifically on how airlines and non-bank lenders are faring after lockdowns and a substantial GDP drop.

Pablo Necoechea will be a guest speaker at the REDD ESG breakfast. Mr. Necoechea is Grupo Televisa's ESG Sustainability Manager and is a sought after speaker on energy economy, sustainability, and climate finance He has advised governments on energy and sustainability projects, and conducted research for King's College London's European Centre for Energy and Resource Security.

Has the primary bond market killed distressed debt opportunities in CEEMEA? Guest speakers will explore how EM distressed investing is evolving because of the buoyant primary market. Can any bond deal get placed these days (or does it just feel that way)? Will the forgiving primary market last and what could cause it to turn? Are investors becoming more selective amid this year’s glut of HY deals? Could ESG instruments become a ‘Get Out Of Jail Free’ card for issuers struggling for capital?

Brazilian economy in a post-covid world. This session will focus on how budgetary enactments and execution might impact the future of corporations - airlines, steelmakers, miners, construction companies and the electrical power industry - in the next year to come.