Workshop: Capital adequacy, liquidity, leverage, encumbered assets, non-performing exposures, forbearance exposures, prudential consolidation, et al.

KPMG Compliance Officer Programme: Module 1

Do you need to quickly find your way and gain insights into ESG? Cross-cutting courses in different areas will give you comprehensive insight into ESG issues and help you come to grips with basic concepts and legal obligations.

We'll look at what is behind the terms ESG, SDG, CSRD, ESRS, Fit for 55 and more. You will get a basic idea of the strategic documents, international objectives, and commitments. You will learn what ESG means for the financial sector.

KPMG Compliance Officer Programme: Module 2

Will you be compiling a non-financial report for the first time and neither know where to start nor everything that you will need? Or have you already been reporting but want to learn about new developments? We'll look at how non-financial reporting works, who needs to report, what the frameworks you can/must report against are, what the differences between them are, and what to look out for.

KPMG Compliance Officer Programme: Module 3

Environment is one of the key areas of ESG. Climate change and related issues are reflected in many regulations. Having completed this course, you will have a better understanding of concepts such as climate risks, biodiversity, and the circular economy. We will look at your business in view of the risks, opportunities, or possible solutions that climate change brings.

KPMG Compliance Officer Programme: Module 4

KPMG Compliance Officer Programme: Module 5

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) can be a challenge, no matter if you are just starting out with non-financial reporting, or if you have already prepared sustainability reports. We will look into the details of the directive and the standards (ESRS) that companies will be required to report against.

In the follow-up module, we will go into more depth on selected individual topics and practical procedures, providing you with comprehensive insight and knowledge to help you make decisions and implement them in your company.

The European Commission has published the requirements for the four other objectives. In addition to mitigating and adapting to climate change, companies will now have to address targets related to protecting and restoring biodiversity and ecosystems, using water and marine resources, reducing pollution, and moving to a circular economy.

Supply chains are an important part of any business. We will therefore look at it from a regulatory perspective. You'll find out what and when you need to report, how to manage supply chain risks, and how to link your own ESG strategy and objectives. Are you not directly affected by CSRD and sustainability reporting, but are part of a large company's supply and demand chain that will need to repor