Roundtable · Table 5 · 11:30–12:30

Japanese and Korean capital for European plants

Japan’s emissions trading is starting to bite, and Japanese and Korean corporates are LPs, offtakers and buyers of European climate companies. What do they need to see before committing, and what does a European fund or plant have to change?

When
Friday, 23 October 2026, 11:30–12:30
Where
Brauhaus am Kapuzinerplatz, Munich
Part of
The Allocators’ Table, Munich Climate Week

At this table

Dr. Karen Wendt
Dr. Karen Wendt
President, SwissFinTechLadies
Table lead
Hikaru Ikarashi
Hikaru Ikarashi
Counsellor, Embassy of Japan in Germany
At the table
Jens Kahrweg
Jens Kahrweg
SVP & Managing Director, Samsung Semiconductor Europe
At the table
Johannes Pulsfort
Johannes Pulsfort
Senior carbon finance expert, WU Wien
At the table
Montserrat Corominas
Montserrat Corominas
CEO and Founder, Intergroup Partners AG
At the table
Rudolf Auer
Rudolf Auer
Co-Initiator, Marvelous Ventures
At the table
Yu Tatematsu
Yu Tatematsu
Representative of JBIC Paris Office, Japan Bank for International Cooperation
At the table

Format

Small groups, one question per table. A table lead opens in two minutes, then the table talks.

The Chatham House Rule applies. Participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speakers, nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.

Nothing is recorded. There are no sponsors, no pitches and nothing for sale.

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