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Date: Tuesday, 23 June 2026
Time: 09:00 – 19:00 BST
Location: The City of London (venue shared with confirmed attendees)
Format: In-person only

Forum Purpose & Mission

The PRI Investor Day, part of London Climate Action Week, will bring together 100 senior investors and partners from across the PRI’s international signatory base to catalyse direct dialogue, discuss barriers and share leading solutions to investing responsibly amid climate extremes, political volatility and fast-moving technological developments.

Convened with support from Morningstar, the PRI Investor Day will feature plenary discussions, case studies and workshops with asset owners, policymakers, experts and corporations. Through constructive discussions, participants will better understand how to account for the dynamics at play in the transition, protect investments and create long-term value.

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Event Programme

Time	Session title
09:00-11:00	Side Events \| for more information, please see below
11:00 – 11:30	Main event registration
11:30 - 13:00	Workshop 1 \| The Long View: Investor leadership and stewardship when it matters most To begin the PRI Investor Day, participants will explore how to operationalise systems-level approaches to protect against compounding risks through successful systems-level stewardship and asset owner-asset manager dialogue. Following an opening presentation and panel discussion, showcasing leading work, participants will take the lead through table discussions to share their experiences and thoughts of how to utilise systems-level approaches and catalyse investor leadership ahead of COP31.
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00-15:30	Workshop 2 \| The Next Frontier: Economic transition policy and investor engagement Developed in partnership with Volans, this session will encourage dialogue with signatories and policy makers on the role that economic transition policy can play in system-level stewardship. Explore why investors care about the real economy; where and how they can shape the wider economic investment landscape; and how to make the economic transition investable.
1530-1600	Networking break
16:00-17:30	Workshop 3 \| Adapting to a changing climate: Examining inroads into climate resilience With physical climate impacts intensifying across every region, investors are increasingly examining inroads into growing markets in adaptation and resilience. While rapid emissions reductions remain the primary and most effective means of reducing long‑term climate risks, investing in adaptation has become an essential complement for managing the near‑ and medium‑term impacts already locked into the system.  This session explores the current state of adaptation investment practice in public and private markets, examining how investors are assessing opportunities across sectors. A panel of investors will share insights on what drove their entry into adaptation, how they sized opportunities, and how they expect adaptation investments to contribute to performance. Participants will leave with clearer market signals and practical insights into investing in adaptation.
17:30 – 19:00	PRI Investor Day drinks reception

Side Events

To apply to attend any side events, please register your interest via the seperate links below:

09:00 – 11:00 | The PRI-EDF Methane Implementation Workshop

09:00 – 11:00 | Making Resilience Investable: Policy dialogue to advance the synergies between the Rio conventions

10:00 – 11:00 | 2030 Vision: What should “responsible investment” mean as we close out the decade?

14:00 - 15:30 | UNGC Executive Roundtable: From compliance to value creation

Who attends

Taking place during London Climate Action Week, the Investor Day marks a key touchstone for stewardship and investment professionals, corporate investor relations and sustainability teams, technical experts and other relevant stakeholders to engage in a candid dialogue under Chatham House Rules. This event is in-person only and not open to media.

Attendees will leave with clear, actionable next steps to drive strategic engagement and advance the economic transition to a resilient net zero economy, enhancing their understanding of climate-related risks, opportunities and the systems within which investment operates.

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