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This includes sessions from the conference: AICPA & CIMA ESG Virtual 2021 Conference Rebroadcast
Sessions Included:
ESG Assessments for Counterparties Large and Small | Moodys (Apr 26, 2022 03:15 PM)
Change Is Here to Stay: ESG's Lasting Effects | BKD (Apr 26, 2022 01:50 PM)
Embracing ESG Reporting: An Opportunity for the Accounting Profession (Apr 26, 2022 11:00 AM)
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Identification: ESG21RB01
Learning objectives:
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Identification: ESG21RB03
The effect of ESG is being felt across all sectors, and the demand for reporting standards continues to get louder. While we wait for those standards to be set, a number of questions need to be answered. Who will set the rules? Where will the information need to appear? Will audit or assurance be required? Join BKD trusted advisors Dirk Cockrum, Brian Matlock, and Coleman Rowland as they try to navigate these questions and provide a phased approach to building your ESG program.
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Identification: ESG21RB04
ESG measures and assessments are becoming pervasive throughout corporations and financial institutions. In order to make these measures useful, it is important to understand what exactly they are measuring. We will explain what goes into creating an ESG score and outline key use cases such as risk assessment, on-boarding and Know Your Supplier/Customer (KYS/KYC). In addition, since ESG scores are only available for the largest firms, we will also show our methodology for estimating ESG measures for small and medium sized enterprises.
Objectives:
1. What are ESG scores measuring and how do they relate to climate risk?
2. The implications and uses of ESG measures across an organization