About This Event
“Know which floods, droughts and heatwaves your financial system is exposed to.”
A virtual seminar over one to two days on assessing and supervising physical climate risks. It is aimed at financial-stability and macroprudential staff and covers hazard data, exposure mapping, damage functions and how physical-risk findings can feed stress tests, surveillance and macroprudential policy.
Who Should Attend
Open to all qualifying staff, particularly: Financial Stability Analysts, Macroprudential Policy Staff, Banking Supervisors, Economists, Risk Modellers.
Why This Course Matters
Hazards Mapped to Exposures
Floods, droughts and extreme heat are already affecting collateral, crops and infrastructure across Africa. Linking hazard data to loan and property exposures shows where losses are likely to land.
Methods You Can Reuse
The seminar walks through damage functions and exposure mapping step by step. You can repeat the same approach with your own data after the session rather than waiting for a consultant.
Feeding Macroprudential Policy
Physical-risk findings matter most when they reach surveillance and policy. Seeing how others use them in stress tests and stability reports helps you make the case in your own institution.