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IFRS S2 & BCBS-aligned ESG Implementation Masterclass

IFRS S2 and the Basel Committee’s ESG principles turned into an implementation roadmap — governance, materiality, NGFS scenarios and climate disclosure a supervisor will believe.

The programme

IFRS S2 is now effective and the Basel Committee’s ESG principles are gaining supervisory traction — yet in most banks, climate risk still lives in a sustainability report rather than in ICAAP, ILAAP, ALM and credit processes where it belongs. This masterclass, built for financial institutions in Uganda and comparable emerging markets, gives practical guidance on making the integration real: ESG governance structures, materiality assessment including double materiality, scenario analysis, climate-related target-setting and financed-emissions reporting. Beyond compliance, it builds the internal capacity to produce credible disclosures that satisfy supervisors and strengthen investor trust. The cohort leaves with tools and implementation roadmaps to lead ESG integration across the organisation.

What you will do

Apply IFRS S2 disclosure requirements in an emerging-market context, knowing which provisions bind and when.
Implement the Basel Committee’s 18 ESG risk principles inside your existing risk architecture.
Integrate climate and ESG risk into ICAAP, ALM, credit and liquidity frameworks rather than running it as a side process.
Structure an ESG governance model the board can own, with materiality assessed to global practice — double materiality included.
Define, calculate and report Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and financed emissions.
Run forward-looking climate stress tests on NGFS scenarios, and set interim targets inside a credible transition plan.
Benchmark your ESG reporting against leading African and global banks.

Who attends

  • Heads and managers of risk, compliance, finance, strategy and ESG/sustainability
  • Board members and executives responsible for governance and strategic oversight
  • Internal auditors and policy or regulatory officers
  • Teams preparing ESG reporting, risk integration and regulatory assessments

Cohorts bring together board members, executives and the rising leaders behind them — kept deliberately small, so every seat is a peer’s.

Programme agenda

Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for

I.IFRS S2 and the Basel ESG principles
  • IFRS S2 disclosure requirements and applicability in emerging markets
  • The Basel Committee’s 18 ESG risk principles
  • Supervisory expectations and institutional realities
II.Governance and materiality
  • Structuring the ESG governance model
  • Board and regulatory expectations
  • Materiality assessment, including double materiality
III.Risk integration and scenarios
  • ESG and climate risk in ICAAP, ILAAP, ALM, credit and liquidity
  • NGFS climate scenarios
  • Forward-looking climate risk stress testing
IV.Emissions, targets and disclosure
  • Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and financed emissions
  • Transition plans and interim ESG performance targets
  • Benchmarking against leading African and global banks

Frequently asked

What does the IFRS S2 masterclass cover?

It turns IFRS S2 and the Basel Committee’s 18 ESG risk principles into an implementation roadmap: ESG governance structures, materiality assessment including double materiality, NGFS scenario analysis and forward-looking climate stress testing, Scope 1, 2 and 3 and financed-emissions reporting, and the integration of climate risk into ICAAP, ILAAP, ALM and credit processes.

Which institutions is the programme designed for?

It was built for financial institutions in Uganda and comparable emerging markets, and addresses heads and managers of risk, compliance, finance, strategy and ESG or sustainability, board members and executives, internal auditors, policy and regulatory officers, and teams preparing ESG reporting and regulatory assessments.

Is the masterclass available in-house and in French?

Yes. BIZENIUS delivers the programme in English and French, and an in-house edition can be tailored to your institution’s disclosure maturity and supervisory context. Sessions run on a rolling calendar with dates confirmed on request; fees and quotations are provided on enquiry.

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