Euronext Sustainability Week

Building resilience in a changing world
14 -18 September 2026

A full week of dialogue on sustainable finance, bringing together Europe’s leading voices to challenge perspectives, drive competitiveness, and shape what comes next.

 

Building resilience in a changing world

Now in its fourth edition, Euronext Sustainability Week takes place at a moment of significant global change.

As major economies diverge on energy, climate and industrial policy, sustainability is increasingly being redefined, moving beyond ESG metrics to become a question of resilience: the ability of economies to adapt and withstand disruption.

For capital markets, this shift is structural. Sustainable finance is becoming central to how capital is allocated and how Europe strengthens its competitiveness.

Euronext Sustainability Week 2026 will bring these questions to the forefront. 

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Register now for Euronext Sustainability Week public events

The calendar reflects currently confirmed agenda. Stay tuned for more events to come. 

All times are in CEST.

About Euronext Sustainability Week

As the leading European capital market infrastructure, Euronext plays a key role in supporting the transition to a sustainable and resilient economy, and in shaping how sustainability is understood within European capital markets.

By connecting issuers, investors, policymakers, and the broader ecosystem, Euronext Sustainability Week provides a platform to discuss the challenges and opportunities defining the sustainability agenda today.

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Euronext Sustainability Week 2025

What we did last year

Last year, the third edition of Euronext Sustainability Week brought the conversation on energy, security and geostrategy to the centre of Europe’s capital markets agenda, highlighting their growing relevance for European strategic autonomy. Alongside environmental and social considerations, these themes reflected a broader perspective on the factors shaping long-term sustainability and resilience.

Over the course of the week, the different events brought together 3,200+ participants, 200+ investors and 180+ speakers across 10 European locations. From panel discussions on sustainable investment and ESG regulation to workshops on green finance innovation, participants engaged directly with the policymakers, corporate leaders and financial institutions shaping Europe's transition.