The aim of the qualification is to develop the learner’s professional knowledge, understanding and skills relating to climate change, climate risk and sustainable finance, with a view to supporting customers, clients, colleagues, and communities with the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon world.
This qualification is aimed at all financial services professionals globally who have an understanding of risk management principles and wish to develop and demonstrate their knowledge and expertise of climate risk. With broad financial services sector coverage, including bankers, insurers, investment managers, central bankers and regulators, risk managers, analysts and consultants.
The Certificate is aimed at all financial services professionals globally who have an understanding of risk management principles and wish to develop and demonstrate their knowledge and expertise of climate risk. With broad financial services sector coverage, including bankers, insurers, investment managers, central bankers and regulators, risk managers, analysts and consultants. Learners may also wish to explore the Chartered Banker Institute’s Certificate in Green and Sustainable Finance as an introductory topic.
There are no formal entry requirements but an understanding of risk management principles and financial services practices is necessary.
| Title: Certificate in Climate Risk | Membership Fee: €55 |
| Registration and Certification: | €745 |
| Resit Fee: | €175 |
Chartered Institute of Bankers Scotland
The Chartered Banker Institute is the largest professional body for bankers in the UK, with more than 30,000 members.
This global, benchmark qualification will help individuals to develop their knowledge, understanding and ability to apply the key principles and core practice of green and sustainable finance.
The aim of this qualification is to provide attendees with the knowledge and skills required to analyse and respond to emerging ESG issues within their business organisation.
This Foundation Certificate explores ESG and its implications for the financial services sector. While ‘Green’ initiatives prioritise sustainability and responsible practices, particularly in environmental stewardship, ESG addresses a broader spectrum of issues, including social responsibility and corporate governance.
This course gives you a broad understanding of the regulatory environment as well as the specialist skills and knowledge to be able to identify and manage key regulatory risks today and in the future.
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