This marcus evans event on climate risk management aims to boost intelligence around key areas such as climate risk regulations, risk modelling, and risk reporting. By enhancing expertise in these domains, financial institutions can maximize operational accuracy, improve decision-making, and minimize potential losses. Those who integrate climate risk into their strategies will be better positioned to uncover new opportunities, reduce vulnerabilities, and future-proof their business models. Participants will engage in knowledge exchange of how to complete climate risk modelling in a more effective way, to swerve a wider range of future risks. They will also share knowledge of how to report more effectively, to highlight the most pressing risks to regulators so they can develop more accurate, important, standardised scenarios for climate stress testing, as well as learning what regulations are the most dangerous to causing financial losses, and how to avoid them.
Key Sessions:
Succeed in responding to regulations such as the SFDR to avoid penalties
Develop accurate climate risk reporting to highlight the largest risks to regulators so they can create more scenarios on the most volatile risks
Integrate climate risk into ESG frameworks to achieve a broader understanding of how climate risks affect each aspect of ESG
Enhance climate risk modelling results to change operations in a loss aversion way
Maximise stress testing efficiency to highlight the most volatile risks