Mansoor Al Mulla

Mansoor Al Mulla currently resumes the role of Chief Financial Officer at ADNOC Onshore, one of ADNOC Group's largest revenue generating companies. Mansoor has been part of the ADNOC Group for more than a decade and has extensive experience in the space of M&A, restructurings, financial modeling, and change management. During his tenure, Mansoor resumed roles within ADNOC's Upstream Directorate prior to joining ADNOC Onshore as the CFO, allowing him to shape the financial landscape for all ADNOC Upstream Companies with a key focus on ensuring that the maximum value is yielded to his shareholders. Mansoor has recently been working on upgrading the financial landscape at ADNOC Onshore to focus on efficiency, accuracy and fast decision making through the implementation of AI and technologies.

Session Overview

Monday, 4 November

13:30

Finance & Investment Conference Conference Room A 13:30 - 14:30

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Bridging the gap: energy and financial cross-sector collaboration to advance new projects

A successful global energy transition will naturally be advanced in large part by the acceleration of renewables project deployment, advances in clean technology and scalability, and more. Large scale capital investment is critical to advancing the development of clean and lower carbon energy projects including hydrogen and LNG. Investment and finance confidence will be built across a combination of mechanisms, from policy incentives to transition knowledge building across the finance community a tolerance for the risk profile required to deliver the global transition. How can the energy and finance sectors work better together to unlock the needed finance? What are investors and banks looking for in energy projects to prove their bankability? How can the energy sector inspire investor confidence to create the risk tolerance required to deliver innovative energy projects?

Attendee insights:

Hear how leading investors and banks can collaborate with the energy industry to deliver the required investment to ensure the energy transition progresses at the pace and scale needed.