Courses

This interactive course will enable managers in the private and public sector to understand and apply a range of standards and tools underpinning Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting. This course includes practical work with a number of key standards and frameworks used for ESG disclosures and reporting.

As business moves towards more transparent reporting on non-financial information (such as sustainability reporting), the auditing profession must adapt to provide assurance over this information. This course enables auditors to understand the concept, process and requirements of non-financial assurance engagements in compliance with ISAE3000(R).

This course is taught via a live online classroom over a 4 hour session. Bankers are required to “speak ESG” at any stage of the loan production process, from initial client contact, pricing, due diligence and approval, through to loan disbursement and administration. In the future, all industries will be required to meaningfully report their ESG footprint. Get ahead of the competition, sign up now.

ESG investing is changing the way equity and debt issuers talk up their investment case. Everyone from corporate reporting staff to investment analysts need to be prepared for a changing vocabulary, a changing narrative and a changed workflow. This course will provide the best starting point for someone not familiar with the inner workings of the asset management industry.

This interactive course will enable managers in the private and public sector to understand and apply a range of standards and tools underpinning Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting. This course includes practical work with a number of key standards and frameworks used for ESG disclosures and reporting.

This interactive course will enable managers in the private and public sector to understand and apply a range of standards and tools underpinning Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting. This course includes practical work with a number of key standards and frameworks used for ESG disclosures and reporting.

How do companies decide what ESG information they will measure, track, and report? Why do companies choose some disclosures over others? In this course, we will survey the SASB disclosures and direct our focus toward the SASB Materiality Map. We will explore how to establish that which is material to a company or portfolio based on SASB guidance.

The use of ESG investment themes, ESG ratings and ESG indices has caused rapid change in securities issuing and investing. Everyone in the asset management industry and its supply chain need to be able to speak ESG with confidence. This course is the best starting point for someone already familiar with the asset management industry.

This interactive course will enable managers in the private and public sector to understand and apply a range of standards and tools underpinning Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting. This course includes practical work with a number of key standards and frameworks used for ESG disclosures and reporting.

This course is taught via a live online classroom over 2 sessions, each of 3 hours' duration. The foundation of our profession is built on good ethics, so it is critical for us to reflect on what our personal ethics are and how those impact on our business and professional ethical life. If we are going to expect ethical behaviour from our staff and clients, we need to lead by example.

In this practical course, we cover the drivers for ESG disclosures, the types of information and data used and the critical guidance of materiality. We explore case studies, workshop concepts and ensure participants walk away with practical assets to use in their own ESG reporting.

This 6-hour in person course is a great introduction to the world of ESG reporting. It provides a high-level overview of the main standards and frameworks that are used to produce sustainability reports and will enable you to direct organisational efforts to adapt to ESG requirements.