The question isn’t if climate risk will affect your business. It’s how much it already has.
IFRS S2 climate risk has moved out of the sustainability team and into the boardroom. In short, it is now a financial reporting obligation the board owns. Moreover, this reaches well beyond listed companies in the Philippines. The SEC, BSP, and other regulators are pulling large private corporations, SMEs, family businesses, cooperatives, and rural banks into scope. Meanwhile, banks and insurers already price climate risk into your credit terms and premiums.
Most organizations can identify the risk. However, few have closed the harder gap of quantifying it and translating it into real numbers. This free one-hour webinar gives boards and senior leaders the language, framework, and tools to act.
Why Should You Attend This IFRS S2 Webinar?
Saying “we know climate is a risk” is not the same as knowing what it costs you. That gap is exactly where boards are now held to account. Therefore, if your organization can point to climate risk but can’t yet put a peso figure on it, this session was built for you.
What the Session Covers
The agenda walks you from context to action in six focused parts:
- Why This Conversation Can’t Wait — What IFRS S2 changes, and why it now reaches beyond listed companies
- The Two Lenses of Climate Risk — Physical risk and transition risk, and how exposure differs across organization types
- Scenario Analysis: The Core Tool — How scenario analysis works, and why IFRS S2 leans on it
- From Scenarios to Financial Impact — Turning scenario outputs into numbers on the balance sheet, income statement, and cost of capital
- Building a Credible Process — What a defensible, board-ready climate risk assessment looks like in practice
- The Right Way to Do It & Open Q&A — ECCI’s approach, practical starting points, and time for your questions
Who This Webinar Is For
This session is for anyone whose role touches finance, governance, or continuity. Specifically, it serves board members and CEOs, CFOs and finance heads, risk and compliance officers, and business owners. Above all, we built it for non-PLC organizations. That means large private corporations, SMEs, family businesses, cooperatives, and rural banks. These groups are now being pulled into scope, often with the least warning.
Turn IFRS S2 Climate Risk Into a Real Advantage
IFRS S2 climate risk is not a disclosure you file once and forget. Instead, it is a capability you build. Done well, it protects your access to credit, your insurability, and your resilience when conditions shift. In fact, the organizations that handle it best are the ones asking harder questions now, rather than scrambling later. So come with your real challenges, and leave with a clear picture of what “good” looks like.