Assessing The Impact Of Climate-Related Transition Scenarios on Public Firms' Creditworthiness
Date:
Wednesday 19 February, 2020
Time:
1 Hour
Location:
On-Demand
Climate change due to anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions is responsible for significant financial losses worldwide. Alongside this, a new financial risk is generated by government policies introducing/increasing a carbon tax.
In the first of our Climate Linked Credit Analytics webinar series, we’ll be looking at the impact of climate-related transition scenarios on public firms’ creditworthiness.
In this webinar, we will:
Address the challenges faced by risked managers and investors in assessing the impact and opportunities of climate-related risks on public firms’ creditworthiness
Introduce S&P Global Market Intelligence’s newly developed tool
Showcase how to run energy-transition analysis on the tool over a 30-year time horizon
Sidiq DawudaCredit Risk Solutions, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Sid Dawuda leads the Go-To-Market (GTM) efforts for the Credit Analytics product globally, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Credit Risk Solutions division. Full Bio
Sid Dawuda leads the Go-To-Market (GTM) efforts for the Credit Analytics product globally, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Credit Risk Solutions division. He is responsible for defining S&P Market Intelligence’s GTM Strategy for the core Credit Analytics and ProSpread offering.
Sid’s team engage in sales support, market development, external engagement and thought leadership efforts for Credit Analytics and ProSpread, working with our partners across commercial, product strategy, marketing, and product specialists. He also supports Credit Risk Solutions ESG initiative with EMEA market development efforts for our Climate Credit Risk offerings.
Prior to his current position, Sid was the Director for Credit Analytics Market and Product Strategy in EMEA and has also held positions within Market Strategy and Product Management, including the role of Regional Head of Product Management.
Sid regularly represents S&P Global at several internal and external events including speaking at industry conferences and S&P organized webinars on topics including IFRS 9, Transfer Pricing, Climate Credit Analytics, Counterparty and Supply Chain Risk. Minimize
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Giorgio BaldassarriPhD, Global Head, Analytical Development Group, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Giorgio leads the Analytical Development Group, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Credit Risk Solutions. Full Bio
Giorgio leads the Analytical Development Group, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Credit Risk Solutions. His team includes highly-skilled individuals with multiple qualifications in the financial and quantitative space (FRM, CFA, PhD) and develops all credit risk statistical models that power the Credit Analytics product.
Giorgio’s team developed several statistical models to assess credit risk of public and private companies, more recently including a trade-payment model that was used to succesfully monitor payment behaviour of SMEs during the 2020 pandemic.
On the climate-change front, Giorgio’s team developed two statistical models that estimate the financial and credit risk impact of energy transition scenarios on public and private firms:
Climate Credit Analytics, developed with Oliver Wyman, offers a sector-specific, bottom-up approach for companies operating in carbon-intensive sectors.
Climate Risk Gauge, developed internally, offers a consistent and scalable view across all industry sectors.
Giorgio regularly speaks at international credit risk conferences, webinars and events (RiskMinds, RISK EMEA, IECA). More recently, he authored a paper in the Journal of Energy Markets on the credit risk implications of various carbon tax scenarios (Journal of Energy Markets, Vol 13, number 2, pages: 1-24, June 2020) and spoke at several conferences (IRMC 2020, EDHEC 2020), panel discussions (“Navigating climate risk as a financial risk”) and webinars (“Tackling climate change for banks: the culture, the data and the analytics”) on banks’ challenges to implement climate-related stress testing scenarios, climate-related scenario analysis and credit risk assessment in TCFD reporting, and impact of various carbon tax policies on public companies credit-worthiness. Minimize
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