Working Group & Methcom Schedule

Join us for the upcoming webinar on Wednesday, May 8th at 10:00 EDT / 16:00 CEST / 15:00 BST with Scott Aguais and Larry Forest as they share insights on Modelling Credit/Climate Analytics and Scenarios. Speakers will present a detailed approach for developing climate risk stress test scenarios that applies firm-level climate physical-and transition-risk sensitivities and introduces credit risk shocks into climate risk modelling, detailed in their recently published UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment - CGFI Climate Institute Paper and will provide examples of credit/climate scenarios. This session is a part of the GCD Climate Risk Focus Group's webinar series. The focus group serves as a center for collaboration and the sharing of expertise among ESG, climate, and risk professionals from banks and industry experts worldwide.  

Speaker: Sander Scheerders, Rabobank Where: MS Teams This session is part of the GCD Climate Risk Focus Group's bank webinar series. The focus group serves as a center for collaboration and the sharing of expertise among ESG, climate, and risk professionals from banks and industry experts worldwide.

Towards short-term climate scenarios: the NGFS approach Wednesday, May29th, at 09:00 EDT/15:00 CEST The NGFS team at European Central Bank (ECB) is meeting with GCD Climate Risk focus group members once more for the second part of the information session series on Wednesday, May 29th, at 09:00 EDT/15:00 CEST . The speakers, Mario Morelli and Clemens-Maria Lehofer will present their work on short-term scenarios and provide an indicative sketch of how the scenario data will be structured. This will be followed by a live survey to gather participant views and allow deeper understanding of banking industry perspectives, applications, and preferences which will pave the way for an open interactive discussion and Q&A time, where attendees are encouraged to pose questions and share their input. Building on the NGFS Teams presentation from last month on long-term scenarios, this webinar aims to continue the ongoing dialogue between modelers and financial sector users for better integration of these scenarios into financial decision-making and continued enhancement of the scenarios themselves. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with the speakers and peers and contribute your insights! This session is a part of the GCD Climate Risk Focus Group's webinar series. The focus group serves as […]

Webinar for Australian Banks: Emerging regulatory landscape and modelling Thursday, June 20th, 2024 (TBC) Registrations are sent to focus group members This session is a part of the GCD Climate Risk Focus Group's webinar series. The focus group serves as a center for collaboration and the sharing of expertise among ESG, climate, and risk professionals from banks and industry experts worldwide.    

ESG scoring for financial institutions Wednesday, June 26th at 09:00 EDT/15:00 CEST Registrations are sent to focus group members This session is a part of the GCD Climate Risk Focus Group's webinar series. The focus group serves as a center for collaboration and the sharing of expertise among ESG, climate, and risk professionals from banks and industry experts worldwide.    

We are delighted to invite you to the GCD and UNEP FI webinar “Global benchmarking survey on credit risk assessment methodologies for climate change” on Thursday, July 11, 2024. Global Credit Data (GCD) and the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) have recently embarked on an important partnership aimed at enhancing ESG and climate risk efforts. This collaboration focuses on advancing the methodologies and benchmarks used by financial institutions to assess and manage climate risks. During the webinar, GCD and UNEP FI teams will provide insights into the project, detailing the objectives and expected outcomes for banks. Key topics include: -Identification of common credit risk assessment methodologies. -Benchmarking of modeling approaches for climate risk assessment. -Exploration of the impact of varying assessment methodologies on the quantification of climate risks. This webinar presents a great opportunity for banks to join the discussion with peers and provide feedback on the project as well as understand how your institution can contribute to and benefit from this important collaboration. To accommodate different regions, we have scheduled two sessions: Register for the EMEA and APAC session: Thursday, July 11, 2024, at 10:00 CEST / 18:00 AEST. Register for the Americas and EMEA session: […]