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London Hosts 14th CC Climate Forum as Investors and Scientists Meet on 27–30 October

News Desk 2Published October 26, 2026
London Hosts 14th CC Climate Forum as Investors and Scientists Meet on 27–30 October
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London, 26 October 2026: The 14th CC Climate Change Investment Forum will take place at the Mayfair Hotel in London from 27 to 30 October 2026, bringing investors, scientists, policymakers and innovators together to discuss climate change, renewable energy and sustainable investment. The forum will be formally launched at a reception hosted by Lord Zac Goldsmith at the House of Lords on the evening of Tuesday, 27 October, according to the forum’s announcement.

The event is the second CC Forum to be held this year, following an earlier forum in May. Its founder, Max Studennikoff, said he was delighted to return to London with what he described as an extraordinarily powerful line-up of speakers sharing insights on the most pressing issues facing humanity.

Who will take part

Among the speakers and guests of honour named by the organisers are economist Professor Jeffrey Sachs of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, Dr Stephen Melnik of United World Leaders, J. Bradley Hilton of the Hilton Family Office, Lord Nat Wei of Shoreditch, Lord Tony Sewell, HRIH Prince Sandor Habsburg-Lothringen, HRM Queen Diambi Kabatusula, Per Wimmer of the Wimmer Family Office, Simon Littlewoods of the Li Family Office, Dr Gunter Pauli, Alicia Holley-Castillo of Wealthing Family Office, and Dr Karen Sumser-Lupson, founder of 751 Earth.

The forum brings together ultra-high-net-worth individuals, family offices, investors, innovators, scientists and policymakers. Its stated purpose is to brainstorm the biggest challenges facing humanity and to foster investment in sustainable solutions, including action on climate change, poverty, inequality and mental health.

What will be discussed

Brainstorm sessions will cover climate change, impact investing, geopolitics, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, renewable energy, biofuels, ocean preservation, female empowerment, social impact, philanthropy and inclusion, the organisers said.

Delegates at the 14th CC Climate Forum in a London hotel ballroom

The programme also includes a gala dinner and awards ceremony on 29 October, to be officiated by Ludwig Nobel, with soloists from the Royal Opera House performing. The forum will also see the launch of the CC Forum Foundation.

A forum running since 2018

The CC Forum was founded by Max Studennikoff, and the first event was held in London in 2018. Previous forums have been held in Paris, Zurich, Monaco under the patronage of Prince Albert II of Monaco, Bahrain, Dubai and Los Angeles.

The London gathering comes weeks before the COP31 climate summit opens in Antalya, Türkiye, where governments will continue negotiations on climate finance, adaptation and emissions cuts. Readers can follow Watan News International’s COP31 coverage here.

Key facts

  • Event: 14th CC Climate Change Investment Forum, 27–30 October 2026, Mayfair Hotel, London.
  • Launch: reception hosted by Lord Zac Goldsmith at the House of Lords, evening of 27 October.
  • Gala dinner and awards ceremony: 29 October, officiated by Ludwig Nobel.
  • Topics: climate change, impact investing, renewable energy, biofuels, ocean preservation, AI and inclusion.
  • Also launched at the forum: the CC Forum Foundation.
  • Background: founded in 2018; this is the second CC Forum of 2026.

Source: CC Forum announcement, 26 October 2026.

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