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Lessons learned from the past year of ESG risk management

Determining what ‘good’ looks like for an ESG risk management framework and how to get there
Best practices and successes from around the globe and avoiding the mistakes of international counterparts
Balancing short term and long term commitments: how are we achieving targets?
Internal versus external priorities: are they aligned or different?

Moderator

Author:

Ricardo Martinez

Principal

Deloitte

Ricardo is a Principal in Deloitte & Touche LLP’s Risk & Financial Advisory practice. He has over 25 years of experience serving the financial services industry, specializing in credit and market risk, OTC derivatives processing and related regulations.

Ricardo serves as the Sustainable Finance Risk Leader for Deloitte in the US, helping global financial institutions navigate complex and evolving ESG expectations and regulations. This role serves as a natural extension to his focus on large and complex industry transformations that require a combination of compliance, analytics, technology, and business understanding.

Panelists

Author:

James Norman

Global Head of Sustainable Investing Client Strategy

Goldman Sachs

Author:

Karl Pettersen

Chief Sustainability Officer

Société Générale

Author:

Tim Judge

Senior Vice President, Head of Modeling and Chief Climate Officer

Fannie Mae

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Getting ahead of regulatory expectations: what can we expect from US exercises

Understanding what regulators are asking for, when they want it and how to prepare
Benchmarking where we are, where we want to be and how we get there
Complying to multiple and often contrasting regulatory and disclosure requirements across various jurisdictions

Moderator

Author:

Bobby Bean

Managing Director

Forvis

Bobby Bean is a Managing Director at FORVIS. Prior to FORVIS, Bobby spent more than 30 years at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), most recently as the Deputy Director of the Division of Risk Management Supervision and head of the Capital Markets and Accounting Policy Branch. In this role, Bobby led the FDIC’s international and domestic policy development for regulatory capital, capital markets, and climate risk. He served as a member of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and as a member of the Network for Greening the Financial System. Bobbyestablished and led the FDIC’s international and domestic policy initiatives on climate-related financial risks, served as the chair for the FDIC’s interdivisional working group on climate-related financial risks, and representedthe FDIC at the Financial Stability Oversight Committee (FSOC) climate-related financial risk working group.