Across the globe, organisations and individuals are working towards a sustainable future to prevent climate change. But climate change also brings financial risks, which is a growing area of concern for businesses, regulators and investors.
Our recent series of webinars looked at the financial risk of environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) issues and how you can prepare your business. Watch full recordings of the events below.
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors are increasingly driving decision-making across financial services. With a more demanding client base, rising concerns about climate change, compliance coming thick and fast, as well as data suggesting COVID-19 is making us re-consider social issues, the effective integration of ESG is now critical for maintaining long term value in your organisation.
In our webinar, a panel of industry experts from across financial services explained how to integrate ESG effectively and discuss what a successful cross-functional ESG integration programme looks like.
Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) has become increasingly topical as financial institutions need to adhere to frameworks including the Paris Agreement on climate change objectives. Investors are equally struggling to keep up with assessing the ESG credentials of the range of products available.
During this ‘no holds barred’ webinar, we explored the financial risk of climate change and how your business can prepare itself.
The financial services sector continues to face transformational challenges and ever more significant disruption to established business models.
Following the overwhelming response to September's webinar, we were pleased to again host this virtual event where our attendees learnt more about another critical and growing challenge - financial risk from climate change.
The financial services sector is once again facing several transformational challenges: a global pandemic; adaption to an entirely new way of working; an East–West trade war; and ever greater disruption to established business models. Another critical and growing challenge is the financial risk from climate change.
During this virtual event we engaged with stakeholders and industry bodies to inform, advise and provide practical support to clients of all sizes in addressing this challenge.
