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Dalitso Banda joins panel line up: Navigating Sustainability Regulations in Australia

Dalitso Banda, Principal at Bennett – Litigation and Commercial Law, joined Adrian White (Executive Manager of ESG Advisory, Business & Wealth at Westpac), Matt Weaver (Head of Climate Risk and Resilience at Howden Insurance), and Jim Allenby (Managing Director at PKF Parvate Sustainability) for a panel discussion on sustainability reporting requirements for certain companies in Australia.

The discussion explored the practical, commercial, and legal implications of these regulatory changes, offering insights through real-world examples and case studies.

Attendees gained valuable knowledge on how businesses and their people can better understand and respond to the new sustainability standards.

Learn more about Principal Dalitso Banda here. 

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