ESG and climate risk management: advanced level
View AgendaKey reasons to attend
- Learn to integrate climate risk into environmental, social and governance (ESG) for better reporting and management
- Boost investor confidence with climate-resilient ESG strategies
- Navigate climate risk regulations for compliant ESG reporting
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About the course
This course will aid professionals in adjusting practices to remain at the forefront of industry development and regulatory expectations.
The content has been structured to provide crucial knowledge and allow ample opportunity for group work and discussion to address emerging themes and benchmark solutions.
Sessions focus on the levels of clarity from regulators, financial organisations’ climate risk stress-testing capabilities, incorporating climate risk as a risk factor and managing ESG risk during a credit risk assessment. Through group discussions, participants will explore ways to anticipate and respond to the growing demands for ESG disclosure.
Pricing options:
- Early-bird rate: save up to $500 per person by booking in advance*
- 3-for-2 rate: save over $3,000 by booking a group of three attendees*
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Learning objectives
- Understand integrating ESG into investments and assessing materiality
- Effectively integrate climate risk into ESG, aligning with disclosure frameworks
- Examine investor-driven ESG integration, climate resilience, and practical metric applications
- Master innovation in climate risk management and sustainable practices
- Review ESG’s influence on credit risk, manage ESG risk and adapt investment strategies
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:
- Head of sustainability
- Head of ESG
- Climate risk
- Operational risk
- Enterprise risk
- Audit
- Compliance
- Governance
Agenda
October 22–23, 2024
In-person. Location: London, UK
Sessions:
- ESG disclosure and regulatory requirements
- Integrating climate risks into ESG
- Investor expectations and climate resilience
- Innovation and sustainable practices
- Group discussion: navigating sustainable investment and lending practices
- Relationship between ESG and Pillar 2 risks (with a dedicated focus on credit and liquidity risks)
- Regulatory landscape and climate risk disclosures
- ESG scenario analysis and climate risk in stress-testing
- New frontier: mapping and measurement of Nature Related Risks
- Group discussion: navigating the climate risk landscape of integrating ESG into financial strategiess
Tutor:
- Vincenzo Molè, Principal, climate change and ESG risks, Prometeia
Venue:
- 133 Houndsditch, London, EC3A 7BX, UK
Tutors
Vincenzo Molè
Principal, climate change and ESG risks
Prometeia
Vincenzo has over 20 years’ experience in quantitative and qualitative risk management, delivering risk management frameworks for banks and consulting firms. He is responsible for transition and physical risks’ project for Italian banks, supporting Italian and foreign banks to solve ECB climate risk findings, and supporting Italian and foreign banks in nature-related risks assessment, including being involved in ESG score assessments for a foreign bank, handling internal project to develop a climate risks’ model validation framework, and steering and coordinating several resources supporting SSM Banks during OSI inspections.
Before joining Prometeia, Vincenzo hold positions as Head of Model Validation, Head of Credit Portfolio Model and Manager at AIB Dublin, Unicredit, Deloitte, Ge Money Italy, IntesaSanpaolo and BGP Management Consulting.
With extensive experience in credit and climate risk modelling for banking credit portfolios. He has been involved in several Internal Models Inspections (IMIs), Targeted Review of Internal Models (TRIM) for a wide range of internal risk models, and Net Zero Banking Alliance target setting projects with responsibility for transition risk quantification. Vincenzo’s background merges financial, accounting, statistics and data management with managerial skills allowing him to hit targets in different projects and company environments. In previous experiences, stably involved in Executive Committees (e.g., Model Risk, Risk Measurement, Group Risk and Board Risk), he is able to translate technical outcomes into strategic and business indications for non-technical audience.
Pre-reading materials
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- Sovereign credit risk modeling using machine learning: a novel approach to sovereign credit risk incorporating private sector and sustainability risks
- HKMA launches consultation on green taxonomy
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