Introduction to ESG and climate change risks
Welcome to the 'Introduction to ESG and Climate Change Risks' course. The primary objective is to enhance awareness of the ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) landscape within the broader context of sustainability, encompassing both national and international regulatory frameworks, alongside ongoing risk management initiatives.
This program delves into the intricate concepts of ESG factors and risks, elucidating their potential impact on organizations and financial institutions. Emphasis is placed on providing a comprehensive overview of the seamless integration of ESG principles within organizational frameworks. The focus is specifically directed towards the methodological aspects of assessing and incorporating ESG risks.
Throughout the course, participants will be equipped with the essential knowledge and tools to categorize, manage, and mitigate ESG risks effectively. The objective is to empower stakeholders with the expertise needed to navigate the complexities of ESG and climate change risks, fostering a proactive approach to sustainability and robust risk management practices within diverse organizational contexts.
- Current sustainability and climate change context, including the regulatory framework at the EU level,
- Social and environmental pressures on the current financial system and the challenges for the sector in the future,
- Key environmental, social and governance issues, and their relevance for financial institutions,
- Recognizing climate related, social related and governance related risks and opportunities and managing their financial impacts,
- How to rewire risk management frameworks in financial institutions to include ESG risks and factors,
- The course is enriched with optional content, intermediate tests and in-depth studies.
- Certificate of attendance from the TÜV Italia Akademie
This course is specially designed for:
CSR Managers, Sustainability Managers, Management and Strategic Consultants, Financial operators dealing with ESG issues (e.g. Senior Bankers), ERM (Enterprise Risk Management) Managers.
60 minutes.
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