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Summary
Climate change has created a need to evaluate the impact of climate risk (and opportunities) on one’s counterparties, such as borrowers, issuers or those within the supply chain. As such, scenario analysis may be considered as a strategic tool to construct plausible pathways and analyze how resilient one’s current business model and strategy would be if it was placed within these scenarios. More recently FMA’s Climate Related Disclosures manager, Jenika Phipps acknowledged that this is a new concept and has provided guidance to the market1.
Join us in this webinar as we explore challenges and solutions to address these requirements, including the need to prepare for the unknown by building in structure, consistency and flexibility in the approach to scenario analysis.
Topics will include:
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How your peers are tackling climate risks
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The cost of not transitioning in time
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How scenario analysis can help prepare for the future as climate hazards increase and the energy transition progresses
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Speakers
S&P Global Sustainable1
Dianna Enlund
Account Director, Sustainability Solutions
Dianna Enlund is an Account Director, Sustainability Solutions, for S&P Global Sustainable1. She is responsible for the Australia and New Zealand region, working with clients to identify solutions for the integration of ESG data and analytics into reporting and workflows.
Dianna Enlund is an Account Director, Sustainability Solutions, for S&P Global Sustainable1. She is responsible for the Australia and New Zealand region, working with clients to identify solutions for the integration of ESG data and analytics into reporting and workflows. Dianna has over 20 years of investment management experience working for global asset managers and Australian financial institutions. Her investment career commenced at Ord Minnett Limited where she worked in research roles covering fixed income, equities and managed funds. Following that, she moved to Schroder Investment Management in Singapore as a Product Manager responsible for Asian Fixed Income strategies. She then joined Allianz Global Investors where she worked in various roles including Fixed Income Product Specialist, ESG Research Analyst, Sustainability Specialist and Head of Australian Institutional Sales. Dianna has a Bachelor of Economics (Accounting) at Macquarie University and is a Certified Practising Accountant (CPA) of Australia.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Prerna Divecha
Global Business Lead, Climate Credit & Risk Solutions
Prerna leads the global market strategy for our Climate and ESG-linked Credit & Risk Solutions. Prerna has worked extensively across topics of climate change, climate scenario analysis and climate risk management.
Prerna leads the global market strategy for our Climate and ESG-linked Credit & Risk Solutions. Prerna has worked extensively across topics of climate change, climate scenario analysis and climate risk management. She joined S&P Global Market Intelligence in May 2017 as a Director in the Product Specialist team for Credit Risk Solutions, leading efforts in South East Asia and Japan.
Previously, she was at Fitch Ratings where she was part of the Business and Relationship Management team in Singapore, managing new business initiatives for the corporate ratings business. Before that, she spent two years at Standard Chartered on the debt markets desk, where she assisted Indian corporates in tapping the Singapore debt markets. She also spent seven years in J.P. Morgan’s investment banking team covering financial institution customers in India. Prerna is a certified Chartered Accountant from India.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Jasleen Uppal
Director, Product Specialist (Pacific Region)
Jasleen Uppal holds 14+ years of experience in the fields of financial risk analytics and quantitative modelling.
Jasleen Uppal holds 14+ years of experience in the fields of financial risk analytics and quantitative modelling. As a Director for Credit & Risk Solutions within S&P Global Market Intelligence, she leads the development of the solutions architecture that defines the end-to-end integrated solution aligned to the client’s requirements within the pacific market. She leverages on her subject matter expertise in the credit & risk space to demonstrate the best possible outcomes for financial & non-financial corporates and government institutions.
Prior to joining S&P Global Market Intelligence, Jasleen was a Senior Manager at Commonwealth Bank of Australia and led the development of corporate industry-specific Probability of Default (PD) rating scorecards, stress testing and Loss Given Default (LGD) models.
Jasleen received a Master of Mathematics and a Bachelor of Mathematics (Honours) from University of Delhi, India.
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