About The Course

There is increasing expectation from key stakeholders, including regulators and investors, that organisations demonstrate how climate-related risks are identified, assessed and managed within existing risk management and governance structures. This includes linking climate risk to financial performance, asset values and long-term resilience.

Climate change is now recognised as a driver of long-term organisational sustainability and resilience, requiring a structured and disciplined approach to risk management and decision-making.

This interactive masterclass provides structured guidance on how climate change impacts enterprise risk management, governance and strategic decision-making. Delivered by experienced practitioners, the course bridges climate risk concepts with practical risk management application, focusing on how organisations can embed climate risk within existing frameworks in a clear and proportionate way.

The session also introduces forward-looking considerations, including emerging risks and scenario-based thinking, to support more informed and resilient decision-making.

Participants will gain a practical understanding of how climate-related risks integrate into enterprise risk management, strengthening governance, reporting and organisational oversight.


What You Will Learn:

(a) Climate Change Risk – What It Is and Why It Matters
Time Allocation: 60 minutes
Purpose:
To establish a clear understanding of climate change as an enterprise risk and its relevance to organisations today.

Key Topics:
  • Overview of climate change drivers and current landscape 
  • Physical, transition and liability risk categories 
  • Key impacts on financial performance, assets and operations 
  • Stakeholder expectations including regulators and investors 
  • Climate risk as a driver of long-term organisational sustainability and resilience 
 
(b) Why Organisations Must Act – Governance, Strategy and Oversight
Time Allocation: 75 minutes
Purpose:
To explain how climate risk is shaping governance expectations and influencing strategic decision-making.

Key Topics:
  • Board responsibilities and accountability for climate risk 
  • Overview of regulatory expectations and guidance, including key frameworks (e.g. ISSB, SBTi) 
  • Linking climate risk to strategy and capital allocation 
  • Climate risk reporting and transparency expectations 
  • Developing high-level climate governance and culture principles 
 
(c) How to Integrate Climate Risk into Enterprise Risk Management
Time Allocation: 105 minutes
Purpose:
To provide a structured and practical approach to embedding climate risk within existing risk management frameworks.

Key Topics:
  • Integrating climate risk into risk appetite and thresholds 
  • Risk identification approaches (including horizon scanning and stakeholder input) 
  • Introduction to materiality assessment and prioritisation 
  • Overview of emerging risks and scenario-based thinking for forward-looking risk 
  • Designing proportionate mitigation and response strategies 
 
Closing Discussion and Q&A
Time Allocation: 30 minutes
Key takeaways and practical reflections 
Open discussion on implementation challenges 
Participant Q&A 

By the end of this session
You will have a structured understanding of how climate-related risks integrate into enterprise risk management frameworks, enabling you to strengthen governance, reporting and decision-making confidence.


Why This Course Helps Your Career

If you work in risk management, governance, compliance, finance or strategy, this course will provide a clear and practical understanding of how climate change impacts enterprise risk management. You will walk away with:
  • A clear understanding of climate-related risk categories 
  • Practical insight into integrating climate risk into ERM frameworks 
  • Greater confidence engaging with Boards and regulators 
  • Structured approaches to risk identification, prioritisation and escalation 
  • A recognised certificate supporting your professional credentials 

 
Delivery Details
  • Delivery Method: Zoom or other tools
  • Duration: 4 Hours (Half Day Sessions)
  • Certificate: Professional Certification
  • Price: £500 (inclusive of Lars commission)
  • Partner: One Risk Consulting
  • Presented by: Martin Massey and Jose Hopkins
 
Dates: 
  • 28th April 09.00 to 13.00 GMT
  • 26th May 09.00 to 13.00 GMT

Categories
SUSTAINABILITY SERVICES
Type
Masterclass
Keywords
TCFD CSDR
Facilitators
  • Martin Massey and Jose Hopkins of One Risk Consulting
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€430.00

Certificate Professional Certification
Price Paid Course
Next Live Class 2026-04-28

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