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This half-day workshop detailsa deep dive on climate risk governance for mid-sized and challenger firms, covering the new SS 5/25 requirements on this matter andthe PRA’s approach to supervising governance. Learners will also learn how to develop a complete and proportionate framework to implement and demonstrate good climate risk governance to internal and external stakeholders.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Gain greater clarity on the specific governance requirements of SS 5/25
Recap how climate risk governance under SS 5/25 sees a step-up from requirements under SS 3/19
Develop a deeper understanding on how the PRA assesses governance at regulated firms
Devise a proportionate and evidence-based framework for implementing climate risk governance at mid-sized and challenger banks, and building societies
Design a proactive and reactive PRA communications strategy for demonstrating climate risk governance.
Part one: climate risk governance – SS 3/19 to SS 5/25
Part two: governance supervision
Part three: climate risk governance framework and strategy
Optional Post-Course Clinic (Virtual, 1–2 weeks later)Participants will have the option of a 30-minute follow-up discussion with Katalysys to explore the matter further.
Chief Growth Officer, Katalysys
Anindya is an ex-regulator and policy expert from the PRA.He is a prudential regulation and risk management specialist with > 11 years' experience ...
Anindya is an ex-regulator and policy expert from the PRA.He is a prudential regulation and risk management specialist with > 11 years' experience in banking and capital markets, financial market infrastructure firms, and enterprise-wide risk management and controls. Anindya joined Mazars in 2021 and has been working with a range of clients, predominantly on prudential regulatory matters. Anindya has c. 15 years’ experience in financial services. He is a former PRA regulator and Bank of England auditor, where he worked with a number of international banking subsidiaries and payment firms.
He also led the Prudential Risk Advisory team at Forvis Mazars, where he oversaw several internal audits and was the external auditor for several banks whilst at PwC.
Managing Director – Risk Management & Regulatory Consulting, Katalysys Ltd
Josh has over 10 years of experience in finance and treasury functions in financial institutions. He has delivered various strategic programmes for ba...
Josh has over 10 years of experience in finance and treasury functions in financial institutions. He has delivered various strategic programmes for banks, with responsibilities
including: cash, HQLA, and currency management; liquidity and funding management; interest rate risk management; financial analysis and modelling; and, financial reporting and control activities. He has previously worked at Wyelands Bank, Barclays, and Morgan Stanley. Josh’s specialism and expertise cover both capital and liquidity risk management.
Climate Risk SMFs and/or their deputies at mid-sized and challenger firms.
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