Objectives of the seminar

The aim of the seminar is to introduce participants to the practical aspects of measuring the magnitude of greenhouse gas emissions using real examples.

The introductory part of the seminar focuses on the background and assumptions for GHG measurement, including the definition of the legislative requirements and the standards used. We will then introduce the procedures for measuring GHG emissions under the different scopes. Finally, participants will learn how and in which areas information on their own and clients’ GHG emissions can be used.

Objectives of the seminar

The seminar provides an overview of changes in banking regulations introduced by the new CRR 3 and CRD 6 regulations. Participants will gradually familiarize themselves with regulatory changes in various areas, including credit risk, operational risk, output floor, ESG, FRTB, and others. Throughout the seminar, both the implementation of these changes and their impact on banks will be discussed.

Objectives of the seminar

The topic of climate change is highly debated in the media and clearly divides society into two distinct groups. After attending the seminar, you will be able to form your own, fact-based opinion on the significance and extent of the (potential) impacts of climate change and the meaningfulness and feasibility of individual proposals for solutions.

You will be able to use the information provided during the seminar both in developing (adapting) your corporate strategy and in assessing the impact of climate change, not only in your business sector but also in your everyday life. You will learn what information about climate change is undeniable facts, what is scientific conclusions, pure speculation or even complete fabrications and hoaxes. We will help you to understand the meaningfulness of the measures taken or planned and the overall urgency of the problem.

Objectives of the seminar

The number and importance of models used for management is constantly growing, and with it the severity of the possible consequences resulting from the decisions recommended or automatically implemented by them.

The aim of the seminar is therefore to teach participants to correctly identify and measure risks of models and then to show how to use the results of these methods for practical model risk management. During the seminar, we will discuss key measures for assessing the accuracy and suitability of models, the role of validation, monitoring, back-testing and related reporting. The seminar also includes an overview of regulatory requirements / expectations in this area, including requirements and recommendations at the international level. The seminar will present the methods of model risk management on practical examples covering the life cycle of models.