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Become the leader shaping the future of sustainability within your organization by mastering ESG criteria and understanding their strategic impact on financial growth and regulatory stability. We provide you with a comprehensive vision to tackle climate change challenges and manage social risks, equipping you with tools to transition toward circular economies that maximize natural capital value. Acquire the skills needed to align with global and local regulations, ensuring your institution leads in providing responsible investment solutions that attract partners and enhance your competitive edge. Invest in your development now to be the strategic driver of the green transition, effectively contributing to a sustainable national economy that balances profitability with responsibility toward future generations
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This comprehensive program serves as the strategic guide for understanding and implementing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria, which have become the fundamental pillar for shaping the future of sustainable investment globally and locally. The program aims to empower participants to analyze the economic and financial risks and implications associated with climate change, pollution, and resource depletion, linking them to modern regulatory frameworks governing business sustainability. By diving into concepts of natural capital and circular economies, the program equips professionals with the skills to transform environmental and social challenges into opportunities for corporate innovation, ensuring long-term growth in alignment with the sustainability goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
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+16Assistant Portfolio Manager
Senior Broker
Banking Operations Team Leader
Alternative Channels Team Leader (Channel Specialty)
Treasury Supervisor
Credit Supervisor
Finance Operations Supervisor
Senior Credit Modeling Specialist
Financial Advisor
Insurance Sales Supervisor
Senior Underwriter
Actuary
Senior Corporate Governance Specialist
Senior Corporate Strategy Specialist
Senior Customer Care Specialist
Senior Investor Relations Analyst
Senior Legal Specialist
Product Development Supervisor
Program Manager
Senior Risk Specialist
This provides you with the opportunity to select the available times that suit you best for participation in our program. These times represent slots during which we are ready to welcome you and provide assistance and guidance.
Self Learning
MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO ESG
MODULE 2: ESG
MODULE 3: UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
MODULE 4: GLASGOW FINANCIAL ALLIANCE FOR NET ZERO
MODULE 5: TASK FORCE FOR CLIMATE-RELATED FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES
MODULE 6: SUSTAINABILITY TAXONOMIES
MODULE 7: IFRS INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY STANDARDS BOARD
MODULE 8: POLLUTION
MODULE 9: NATURAL CAPITAL
MODULE 10: WASTE MANAGEMENT
MODULE 11: WHY AREN’T CURRENT BUSINESS MODELS SUSTAINABLE IN THE LONG RUN?
MODULE 12: REAL ECONOMY IMPLICATIONS
MODULE 13: RISKS
MODULE 14: CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE
MODULE 15: INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE AGREEMENTS
MODULE 16: EFFECTIVE EMISSIONS REDUCTION PLANNING
MODULE 17: ECONOMIC
MODULE 18: PRINCIPAL CLIMATE CHANGE RISK FACTORS
MODULE 19: IMPLICATIONS FOR ENERGY
MODULE 20: IMPLICATIONS FOR “HARD TO DECARBONISE” SECTORS
MODULE 21: SOCIAL RISK FACTORS
MODULE 22: ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL RISK FACTORS
MODULE 23: INTRODUCTION TO GOVERNANCE CONCEPTS
MODULE 24: KEY ELEMENTS OF RISK GOVERNANCE
MODULE 25: CASE STUDIES: CAUSES
2.3 Increasing regulatory scrutiny
MODULE 27: BANKING PRODUCTS
MODULE 28: INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
MODULE 29: REGULATION
MODULE 30: LONG TERM FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
MODULE 31: OVERVIEW: HOW ESG FACTORS INTERACT TO CREATE HIGH RISK SCENARIOS
KEY CASE STUDIES
Understand ESG & sustainability fundamentals & international standards.
Understand the localised environmental risk factors and new economic models.
Understand the economic consequences of global warming & climate change.
Understand the social risk factors and Governance best practices.
Understand ESG-related financial instruments and new financing models.
Understand the inter-relationships among ESG risk factors.