Credit risk management: managing geopolitical uncertainty and emerging ESG risks
About the course
Managing emerging geopolitical and ESG-related risks plague credit risk professionals as political instability increases, and global markets become more interconnected, resulting in a greater impact on credit risk frameworks. This course equips participants with the skills to integrate these risks into their existing models and frameworks by examining how events, such as governance failures, impact key metrics and reshaping risk appetite to meet supervisory scrutiny. Participants will explore the limitations of traditional modelling, specifically when dealing with insufficient data and learn how to design and apply tailored scenario analysis techniques.
Designed for credit risk professionals, our course provides actionable insights for identifying, assessing, and managing novel risks in an increasingly complex and uncertain environment.
We also recommend taking our other new credit risk management courses alongside this course:
Learning objectives
- Identify how ESG factors can act as early warning indicators of credit deterioration
- Evaluate the impact of inflation and interest rate volatility on credit risk exposure
- Address the implications of governance failures, greenwashing concerns and inconsistencies in ESG disclosures
- Apply scenario analysis techniques to quantify geopolitical and ESG-related credit impacts
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include, but are not limited to:
• Credit Risk
• Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
• Credit Portfolio Management
• Counterparty Credit Risk
• Risk Analytics and Quantitative Risk Modelling
• Stress Testing and Scenario Analysis Teams
• ESG Risk and Sustainability Risk Functions
• Regulatory Risk and Prudential Risk Teams
• Risk Governance and Risk Oversight Functions
• Internal Audit and Risk Assurance
• Treasury and Balance Sheet Risk Management
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