Asset owners, among other stakeholders, are becoming increasingly concerned about how asset managers, such as private equity firms, assess ESG risks in order to inform buy-outs/acquisitions decisions and then manage those risks to protect value and unlock value-generating opportunities during the holding period. Climate change mitigation and adaptation, environmental management practises and duty of care, working and safety conditions, human rights, anti-bribery and corruption practises, and compliance with relevant laws and regulations are all examples of ESG risks.

Duration: 1-Day Training

Methodology: Face to face, Remote Online Training

Course Outline:

• Module 1: Welcome and introductions
• Module 2: What are climate-related risks and disclosures and why are they important
• Module 3: Key Guiding Principles and recommendations of the TCFD
• Module 4: Governance of climate-related risks and opportunitie
• Module 5: How to manage financial risks from climate change
• Module 6: Embedding climate-related risks and disclosures into financial management and reporting