Stephen Green is the chairman of one of the world's largest banks - HSBC. He is also an ordained priest in the Anglican church.

As part of the RSA/Sky Sustainable Business series, Stephen Green joins Sky's Adam Boulton "in conversation" on questions of money and morality in an uncertain world.

How should we create wealth in societies, and why is it necessary to do so?

How do we, living in a shared, globalised world caught in an age of financial and ecological turbulence, respond to the needs of individuals and institutions?

Do businesses - and banks in particular - have a duty to society that goes beyond the creation of profit?

And how can those of us who work in a profit-making workplace combine our spiritual and ethical selves with our everyday work?

Speaker: Stephen Green, group chairman, HSBC Holdings plc and author of Good Value: Building a Better Life in Business (Allen Lane).

Chair: Adam Boulton, political editor, Sky News

This is the third event in a major new lecture series with Sky, which aims to explore the role that business can play as we endeavour to create a more sustainable approach to our economy, society and environment.

Find out more about our first event in the series with CBI director general, Richard Lambert.