Climate Risk Management and Sustainable Banking (ESG) Masterclass
Climate risk is now a supervisory expectation, not a CSR talking point — embed it in stress testing, ICAAP, ILAAP and the risk appetite statement.
Format
Classroom · Virtual
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Supervisors have stopped asking banks whether they take climate risk seriously and started asking to see it in the numbers. The PRA’s PS11/19 requires banks to address climate risk management and its impact on business models, and there is mounting pressure to demonstrate that ESG and climate factors run through the stress-testing process — not alongside it. This masterclass equips banking professionals to do exactly that. The cohort works through the science that underpins climate and global warming, identifying climate risk as a concept in bank risk management, embedding it in ICAAP and ILAAP from a capital perspective, devising risk appetite metrics, assessing balance-sheet impact, and drafting green banking products the market is asking for.
What you will do
Who attends
- ESG heads, analysts and sustainable finance managers
- Climate risk programme managers
- Risk, operational risk and data management teams
- Finance professionals, financial controllers and auditors
- Bank supervisors and investment managers
Programme agenda
Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for
I.The science and the supervisor
- Key factors underpinning the science of climate and global warming
- Climate change impacts on environment, economy, society and financial services
- Regulatory expectations, including PRA PS11/19
II.Climate in the risk framework
- Climate risk as a concept in bank risk management practice
- Incorporating climate into risk management and stress testing
- Embedding climate risk in organisational culture
III.Capital and the balance sheet
- Climate exposure in ICAAP and ILAAP
- Estimating the extent of climate risk exposure
- Balance-sheet impact assessment and risk appetite metrics
IV.Green banking
- The meaning and impact of green banking
- Demand for green products and how the bank supplies it
- Drafting product terms and issuance factors
Frequently asked
What does the climate risk and sustainable banking masterclass cover?
The programme runs from the science underpinning climate and global warming to the supervisory expectations built on it — including the PRA’s PS11/19. The cohort embeds climate risk in risk management and stress testing, incorporates it into ICAAP and ILAAP from a capital perspective, devises risk appetite metrics, assesses balance-sheet impact and drafts green banking products.
Is this course about compliance or about product opportunity?
Both. It treats climate risk as a supervisory expectation that must show up in the numbers — stress testing, ICAAP, ILAAP and the risk appetite statement — and it also covers green banking as a commercial discipline: the demand for green products, and drafting product terms and issuance factors the bank can credibly supply.
Who should attend, and can the programme be tailored?
ESG heads and analysts, sustainable finance managers, climate risk programme managers, risk and data teams, finance professionals, auditors, bank supervisors and investment managers. An in-house edition tailored to your institution’s balance sheet and portfolio is available, delivered in English or French; dates run on a rolling calendar and fees are quoted on enquiry.
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