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Day Two | October 21

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8:00
Breakfast and Networking
8:50
Chair’s Opening Remark’s
9:00
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Good Practices in Climate and Nature Risk Management

Guan Schellekens,Head of Climate and Nature Risk Section,European Central Bank

9:40
INTEGRATING SUSTAINABILITY RISK
Moving from frameworks to implementation by embedding sustainability risk across prudential risk management, governance and strategic decision-making.
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Key topics

  • Embedding sustainability risk across credit, market, operational and other prudential risk frameworks
  • Aligning governance, risk appetite and decision-making with emerging sustainability integration principles
  • Addressing key implementation challenges, capability gaps and evolving regulatory expectations
  • Applying practical tools to strengthen sustainability scorecards, disclosures and risk management processes
  • Preparing for the next phase of climate physical risk and adaptation by building more resilient risk frameworks

Arjun Mahalingam,Head of Risk,United Nations Environment Program Finance Initiative (UNEP FI)

Marieke Bonekamp,Head of Climate Risk Unit,Rabobank

Mathesh Sripraba,Climate Risk Specialist,Bank of England

10:25
Morning Refreshment and Networking Break
10:55
FINANCIAL MATERIALITY TO ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION
Panel Discussion: Exploring how financial institutions can translate climate risk into meaningful business insights that influence governance, strategy, and decision-making across the organisation.
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Key topics

  • Positioning climate risk through the lens of financial materiality to drive engagement and ownership at board and executive level
  • Communicating climate-related losses, opportunities, and ROI in a way that supports informed strategic decision-making
  • Embedding climate risk into governance, risk appetite, and enterprise risk management frameworks
  • Aligning climate risk considerations across credit, market, operational, and strategic risk functions through a common organisational language
  • Measuring how climate risk is influencing business strategy, capital allocation, lending, underwriting, and investment decisions

Patience Manhanga,Director, Climate Risk & Strategy,Sunlife

Mouli Malakar,Vice President – Sustainability Research,Goldman Sachs

Angelique Pieterse,Senior Director Credit Risk Sharing & Lead Strategic Engagement Banks,PGGM Investments

11:40
ALIGNING CLIMATE AND NATURE RISK
Panel Discussion: Looking at how to integrate climate and nature risk whilst navigating their different stages of maturity within financial risk frameworks
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Key topics

  • Defining the relationship between climate and nature risk, their hierarchy and where they should be treated equally
  • Navigating the differing maturity levels between the two risk types, and mapping the divergence timeline
  • Identifying where climate and nature risk already collide, and how this can be used for more efficient management and progress
  • Considering the fundamental differences in climate and nature risk data metrics, and providing solutions for how they could be better aligned and compared

Stephane Dees,Head of Climate Economics Unit,Banque de France

Alessandra Meraviglia,Head of Nature,Natwest

Marieke Bonekamp,Head of Climate Risk Unit,Rabobank

12:25
Lunch Break and Roundtable Discussions
1:25
CYBER RESILIENCE
Exploring why cyber risk is becoming an essential consideration for climate risk professionals, from operational resilience to sustainable finance
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Key topics

  • Understanding how cyber resilience underpins the successful delivery of climate transition strategies
  • Exploring the growing intersection between climate risk, operational resilience and cyber risk
  • Examining why cyber governance is emerging as a key component of sustainable finance and ESG risk management
  • Assessing how investors are integrating cyber resilience into stewardship, portfolio oversight and risk frameworks

Jason Mortimer,Head of Sustainable Investment,Nomura Asset Management

2:00
SCENARIO PLANNING FOR NATURE RISK

Stephane Dees,Head of Climate Economics Unit,Banque de France

2:35
Afternoon Refreshment and Networking Break
3:05
NAVIGATING INSURANCE COVERAGE GAPS IN PHYSICAL RISK
Exploring how insurance can collaborate with clients and wider industries to reduce coverage gaps and tackle uninsurability
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Key topics

  • Defining the key factors contributing to insurance coverage gaps
  • Exploring methods of facilitating communication between insurance, banking, academia and government to improve insurability
  • Understanding how direct engagement between insurers and their clients can boost resilience and encourage better coverage
  • Defining best practice across industries to tackle coverage gaps

Jordan Barker,Climate Risk Specialist,Beazley

3:40
TRANSITION RISK, CREDIT DECISIONS & THE NET-ZERO TRANSITION
Panel Discussion: Exploring how financial institutions can balance energy security, affordability, resilience and net-zero ambitions while integrating transition risk into lending, investment and capital allocation decisions
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Key topics

  • How transition risk is reshaping credit decisions, infrastructure financing, and energy investment strategies across lending and investment portfolios
  • Balancing energy security, affordability, resilience, and sustainability objectives while supporting the long-term transition to a lower-carbon economy
  • Evaluating renewable energy and infrastructure investments through the lens of risk, returns, revenue resilience, regulatory expectations, and long-term bankability
  • Integrating climate and transition risk into risk appetite, portfolio construction, capital allocation, and broader risk management frameworks
  • Developing credible transition plans and measuring financed emissions to demonstrate tangible progress against climate commitments while maintaining portfolio resilience

Jaideep Pathak,Head of Credit (UK) – Energy & Infrastructure,AIB

Ramm Srinivasan,Cluster Lead and Head, ESG Risk and Sustainability,Rabobank

Vera Economou, Sustainable Solutions Group Lead,ING

4:20
Chairs Closing Remarks

4:30
End of Climate Risk 2026
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