Climate risk, sustainability and net zero: fundamentals and latest trends
View AgendaKey reasons to attend
- Explore climate regulation trends and insights into what the future may hold
- Discuss best practices for climate scenario analysis and stress-testing
- Develop strategies for the transition to net zero
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About the course
In this course, our subject matter expert will provide an in-depth exploration of climate risk, sustainability and the journey towards net-zero emissions. Attendees will gain insights into the latest trends and regulatory developments, enabling them to navigate complex climate-related challenges.
The training will cover transition and physical risks, focusing on measurement methodologies, key risk drivers and available data sources. Participants will also explore scenario analysis and stress-testing techniques, learning how to apply these tools to assess climate risk impacts across diverse scenarios.
By the end of the course, attendees will be well prepared to contribute to a sustainable future and drive impactful change within their organisations.
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Learning objectives
- Define climate risks and their implications for financial institutions
- Examine the key factors driving physical and transition risks
- Get ahead in climate reporting
- Explore the data needed to assess climate risks
- Gain insights into physical risk measurement methodologies
- Observe a climate risk stress-testing demonstration
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:
- Climate risk
- Sustainability
- Operational risk
- Enterprise risk
- Model risk
- Stress-testing
- Strategy
- Credit risk
- Finance
- Compliance
Agenda
February 4–6, 2025
Live online. Timezones: Emea/Apac
Sessions:
- The changing climate and environment
- Governmental and global initiatives
- Key aspects of climate and sustainability risks
- Sustainability and climate risk management and regulations
- Climate risk and sustainability reporting and disclosures
- Climate risk data and measurement: transition risk
- Climate risk data and measurement: physical risk
- Climate scenario analysis and stress-testing
- Optimal strategy for climate risk and net zero
Tutor:
- Peter Plochan, Principal risk management advisor, Emea, SAS
May 6–8, 2025
Live online. Timezones: Emea/Americas
Sessions:
- The changing climate and environment
- Governmental and global initiatives
- Key aspects of climate and sustainability risks
- Sustainability and climate risk management and regulations
- Climate risk data and measurement: transition risk
- Climate risk data and measurement: physical risk
- Climate risk and sustainability reporting and disclosures
- Climate scenario analysis and stress-testing
- Optimal strategy for climate risk and net zero
Plus:
- Exercises and Summary sections at the end of each day
Tutors
Peter Plochan Risk Learning Faculty
Principal risk management advisor, Emea
SAS
Pre-reading materials
The Risk.net resources below have been selected to enhance your learning experience:
- US banks seek to open vendors’ black box on green data
- The carbon equivalence principle: minimising the cost to carbon net zero
- Climate risk drives a new paradigm in risk management
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