ESG Stress-testing: What should Financial Institutions be looking out for in 2022?

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26.01.2022

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Published: 26 January 2022

Webinar Language: English

Watch our on-demand webinar ‘ESG Stress-testing: What should Financial Institutions be looking out for in 2022?’ where experts from ElysianNxt and Deloitte will explore the requirements of the ESG stress-testing exercise, and what this means for Financial Institutions and their system landscape.

Agenda items include:

  • Advanced scenario building for Climate Stress Testing – Presented by Murat Midiliç, Manager at Deloitte Belgium and Thomas Eeckhaudt, Senior Manager Sustainable Finance at Deloitte Belgium 
    • Taking a deep dive into the background of recent ESG developments
    • Climate stress testing in 2022 … and beyond
  • Climate Stress Testing, where Regrisk becomes true risk management – system implications – Presented by Matthias Coessens, Managing Director EMEA at ElysianNxt
  • Q&A

Moderator

Roeland Baeten

Partner - Deloitte

Speakers

Murat Midiliç

Manager - Deloitte

Thomas Eeckhaudt

Senior Manager Sustainable Finance - Deloitte

Matthias Coessens

Managing Director Europe - ElysianNxt

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