What Next? | Making the transition investable

About this episode

The episode discusses the importance of transition policy in industrial strategy and its implications for competitiveness and geopolitics.

Clean and green growth has moved from ambition to execution, but the challenge is one of pace. Investment conditions are key: predictable rules, credible pathways, and coordination across value chains, finance and government. This episode of What Next? Leadership Conversations for a Better Future, Helena Norrman, Marina Grossi, and Sang-Hyup Kim explains why transition policy now sits at the centre of industrial strategy, competitiveness and geopolitics. 00:00 Predictability is the first enabler 07:30 Transition policy is industrial strategy 15:30 The foundations for future competitiveness is shaped by coordination today 26:30 Examples of effective coalitions What Next? An Investec-Cambridge podcast series · Investec Focus Radio SA

People in this episode

Host: Investec

Guests: Helena Norrman, Marina Grossi, Sang-Hyup Kim

Topics covered

• clean growth
• investment conditions
• transition policy
• industrial strategy
• competitiveness
• geopolitics

Keywords

• clean growth
• investment
• transition policy
• industrial strategy
• competitiveness
• geopolitics
• value chains

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Cambridge

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