This webinar was co-hosted by Quantifi and Tata Consultancy Services
As firms navigate the evolving landscape of the ethical, social and governance implications of climate change, they are presented with opportunities and challenges. By incorporating climate change modelling into their strategies, firms can attract socially responsible investors and align their activities with global sustainability goals. However, they must also address the associated risks, such as regulatory compliance, reputation management, and exposure to climate-related financial impacts. Effective forecasting frameworks and robust due diligence processes are essential for identifying and mitigating potential climate change risks.
Agenda
- Delivering sustainability: strategies for achieving net zero
- Embedding environmental and ESG considerations across investment, credit and trading decisions
- How climate forecasts impact risk measurement and valuation models
- Q&A
Speakers
- Amitav Borkakoty, Enterprise Credit Risk Director, Lloyds Banking Group
- Navin Rauniar, Sustainability Partner, Tata Consultancy Services
- Susan Urkevich, Head of Sustainability, Wholesale Credit & Lending, HSBC
- Thomas Oliver, Head of Model Validation, Quantifi
