Lunch briefing
Lunch briefing
Join our experts as they discuss the growing relevance of climate change data and risk management and its impact on banks, financial institutions and their customers. Current climate change regulatory requirements continue to evolve including the recent mandate for Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), with the introduction of climate vulnerability assessment and direction to include “promoting transparency in relation to financial risks and the adoption of climate reporting standards”.
Delve deep into current climate change related ESG regulatory requirements both in Australia and overseas to gain a better understanding of how financial institutions can address the challenges of data, measurement, workflow, technology, and disclosure requirements. Understand the changes required in climate change analytics, modelling, stress-testing, and accounting disclosures to address the increased risks.
Agenda
12:40 – 12:50
Registration
12:40 - 12:50
12:50 – 13:00
Presentation from Oracle
13:00 - 14:00
13:00 – 13:45
Climate change risk – The new frontier for banks
13:00 - 13:45
- What are the factors driving the growing importance of climate change risk management for banks and financial institutions?
- How can a data and technology focus support the increased challenges in climate changed related uplift risk and operations while addressing additional disclosure requirements?
- What are the potential costs and benefits of managing climate change risk at banks both in the short and longer term?
- What are some of the approaches that global banks have taking to manage their climate change risks?
Craig Davis is a Partner and leads KPMG's Financial Risk Management practice across ASPAC, he co-ordinates and/or leads all related engagements in this field. In addition Craig is the Global sponsor for our Risk and Capital Markets technology offering and through this participate in global competency teams. KPMG's Financial Risk Management team provides end to end program services covering project governance, business analytical/financial engineering, organisational engineering/business process optimisation, systems integration and regulatory advice and assurance. We provide certainty and industry insights to complex challenges across the Treasury, Capital Markets and Risk arenas.
Craig joined KPMG from APRA where he was a member of the balance sheet and market risk oversight team responsible for the review of trading and balance sheet management at a range of financial institutions. Whilst at APRA Craig lead and participated in prudential reviews of supervised institutions covering their balance sheet management and traded market risk capabilities. As an outcome of these reviews he provided recommendations to ensure risk control frameworks meet prudential requirements and achieve better practice. An example of this was his involvement in the investigation and remediation of the FX Options rogue trading incident at the NAB.
Alexander Pui
Adjunct fellow
The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Climate Change Research Centre
Dr Peter Simpson is currently the Global Head of Safety, Security & ESG for Standard Chartered bank., with a footprint in the highest risk regions of the world. Peter is a pilot by trade, and has BSc, MSc, MA, MBA and DBA. He is passionate about and leading organisations through customer-focussed change and simplification, and working with the next generation of young leaders. He is a Board member in a not-for-profit looking after the most vulnerable members of society.
13:45 – 14:50
Networking break
15:15 - 15:45
Highlights
- What are the factors driving the growing importance of climate change risk management for banks and financial institutions?
- How can a data and technology focus support the increased challenges in climate changed related uplift risk and operations while addressing additional disclosure requirements?
- What are the potential costs and benefits of managing climate change risk at banks both in the short and longer term?
- What are some of the approaches that global banks have taking to manage their climate change risks?
Who should attend?
Senior professionals from banks including:
- Chief sustainability officer
- Head of corporate responsibility
- Chief risk officer
- Chief financial officer
- Chief information officer
- Financial controller
- Head of portfolio risk
- Head of ESG/climate change reporting
- Head of data management