Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne Visits Arche Capital Headquarters to Discuss Green Financial Innovation

[October 7, 2016 | Toronto, Canada]

On October 7, 2016, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne led a high-level delegation to the Canadian headquarters of Arche Capital, a leading cross-border investment firm. The visit included in-depth discussions with the firm’s leadership on advancing green financial innovation, clean technology investments, and international capital collaboration. As Ontario accelerates initiatives such as the “Green Bond Program” and the “Climate Change Action Plan,” this engagement underscores the province’s commitment to forging partnerships that drive the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Strengthening Clean Energy Investment Strategies 

During the meetings, Arche Capital provided a comprehensive overview of its strategic approach to clean energy investment, including the establishment of an “Environmental Fund” and the expansion of distributed energy projects. Serving as a critical bridge for cross-border capital cooperation, Arche Capital has successfully connected dozens of Canadian and Chinese enterprises through technology integration and financing solutions. Notably, the firm has developed a robust financing ecosystem in frontier areas such as carbon capture technology and smart grids, supporting the advancement of sustainable technologies. 

(Dr. Douglas Lash, Mr. William Jiang, and Premier Kathleen Wynne)

Accelerating the Low-Carbon Economic Transition 

The discussions reinforced the essential role of financial institutions in driving climate action and green economic transformation. Leveraging its extensive cross-market resource network, Arche Capital continues to energize Ontario’s green economy by facilitating sustainable investments. As a firm deeply rooted in Ontario, Arche Capital is actively collaborating with the provincial government to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy and unlock new growth opportunities.

This engagement highlights the increasing synergy between public and private sectors in shaping the future of sustainable investment and reinforcing Ontario’s leadership in global environmental innovation.