Climate risk modelling
About the course
As climate-related events become more frequent and severe, robust climate risk modelling is essential for effective risk management, regulatory compliance and strategic decision-making. This course provides a comprehensive exploration of climate modelling, equipping participants with the tools to understand, measure and respond to physical and transition risks.
A key focus of the course is the evolving regulatory landscape, including disclosure expectations and frameworks released by the TCFD, guiding participants in developing effective disclosure strategies and strengthen reporting practices. Sessions address critical topics related to transition and physical risk modelling, assessing the influence of climate scenarios on economic outcomes and best practices for compiling and analysing climate data.
Throughout the course, participants will apply the theoretical knowledge in practical case study exercises, empowering them to confidently implement their learning within their own organisations.
Note: This course is most suitable for those with some background in climate risk.
What participants say:
- ‘Very well organized course with relevant information being shared. Tutors in general quite open for discussions and to share information’
- ‘Navin is very knowledgeable and conducted the training very well, the course compressed a lot of information and ways of doing things’
Learning objectives
- Implement the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations
- Assess transition and physical risks
- Explore climate risk stress-testing
- Address the limitations and opportunities of climate risk modelling
- Formulate effective disclosure strategies
- Learn how to conduct a quantitative assessment of climate risks
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:
- Climate risk
- Sustainable finance
- Environmental, social and governance
- Model risk
- Risk management
- Stress-testing
- Data management
- Reputational risk
- Compliance
- Strategy
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