NUSSECK Germany
Marvin Nusseck is a seasoned expert at the intersection of the circular economy and the financial sector, with over eight years of experience in economics, stakeholder engagement, and strategic solution development.
He leads the finance programme at Circle Economy and as the founder of the Circularity Exchange Network, he has successfully brought together leading international financial institutions and facilitated collaboration among major Multilateral Development Banks on circular economy finance. He is part of the project office and helped initiate the Dutch financial sector working group on the circular economy. As initiator of the Circularity Gap Report Finance—the first of its kind—his team has pioneered the quantification of global financial capital flows driving the circular economy.
Marvin has contributed to key initiatives such as the ISO Circular Economy standards, the development of the EU’s reporting framework CSRD E5, and multiple UNEP-FI publications on circular economy, resource management, and waste.
His expertise is further grounded in years of experience in the electronic equipment waste sector.
He holds an MSc in Political Economy from the University of Amsterdam.
Marvin
Oct. 23 (Thu)
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9:00am
10:20am
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Explore how existing green financial instruments can respond to the capital needs of circular enterprises at different stages of development, identify the challenges faced by circular finance, and promote the effective flow of capital into the circular economy.
B-2A
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10:40am
12:00pm
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The current financial accounting system often hinders circular innovation by failing to reflect the full value of circular practices. In the short term, this challenge can be addressed through alternative value measurement approaches, while long-term solutions call for a fundamental redesign of accounting standards and frameworks.
B-2B
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