Charles Osborne
Charles Osborne
Speaker
Head of Commodities

TXF

United Kingdom

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Growth of base metals and rare earths mining is crucial to building out the renewables infrastructure required to meet the Paris climate goals. But we do not yet have green infrastructure that is self-sustaining in terms of emissions. Currently, carbon-intensive energy is needed to produce the green energy sources and green infrastructure that are crucial to the energy transition. The industry is also facing a mass lack of investment. Is it up to governments to step in and boost investment in the space? And could energy majors play a more active role in mining finance as they scramble to secure longer term offtake?

Marcos Camhis
CEO, FOS Asset Management
Raymond Onovwigun
CEO, Romco Metals
Tim Wooddow
Lead analyst - Nickel and Cobalt , Trafigura Group Pte
Dafydd Davies
Head of Marketing, TradeCloud
Moderator
Charles Osborne
Head of Commodities, TXF

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With commercial banks ever favouring the biggest corporate borrowers, do SMEs face an impossible job? This session looks at the challenges faced by small and mid-sized traders and producers, from raising debt in a difficult market, to navigating volatility and supply squeezes, to higher logistical costs. How can SMEs be better supported by the wider industry? And has bank ‘flight to quality’ lessened as the industry moves on from the cluster of high-profile fraud cases in 2020?

Natalia Haas
Managing Partner, Agora Agri
Rouben Indjikian
Lecturer in commodities and trade finance, Webster University Geneva
Sedat Andic
CEO, Mediterra Agro Tarım Ticaret A.S.
Christopher Jones
Senior Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers ( PwC )
Moderator
Charles Osborne
Head of Commodities, TXF