22. March 2023
TSI Training
Overview Sustainable Finance and Securitisation
Sustainable Finance has a specific focus on transparency requirements for the credit industry and the real economy. These requirements specifically include the Taxonomy Regulation for classifying business activities as sustainable. Ideally, the regulation effectively directs financial flows into sustainable business investments in the form of sustainable finance. Securitisations can contribute to the sustainable transformation of the economy.
With the module 'Compact Overview of Sustainable Finance and Securitisation' the TSI Training course provides a broad introduction to Sustainable Finance, especially in the context of securitisations, for all professionals and executives who want to delve deeper into the subject.
Agenda
Wednesday, 22.03.2023
Registration
Welcome
Dr Christian Fahrholz, TSI
Introduction to the EU Sustainability Regulation – The Road Ahead
Dr Christian Fahrholz, TSI
- Taxonomy Regulation
- Corporate Sustainable Reporting Directive (CSRD)
- Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)
- European Green Bond Standard
Coffee break
The Rationale behind Sustainability Reporting and Accounting
Prof Dr Frank Schiemann, Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg
- Motives
- Evidence
- Next Steps in the Development of Sustainability Reporting
Implications of EU Sustainability Regulation from the Auditor's Perspective
Andrea Flunker, Deloitte
- Sustainable Financial Products – Principal Adverse Impacts according to SFRD in comparison to disclosure requirements under the EU Taxonomy and CSRD
- EBA Pillar III Disclosure of ESG Risks for Credit Institutions
- Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
Lunch Break
Overview of Green Capital Markets
Christoph Plattenteich, SEB
- DCM Markets and ESG Labelling
- Green Bond Frameworks and Second Party Opinions
- Discussion: Who’s Germany’s Next External Reviewer?
Development of a Sustainable Securitisation Framework
Dr Stefan Henkelmann, Allen & Overy
- Regulation for European Green Bonds Standard (EuGBS) and the Role of Securitisation (EBA report EBA/REP/2022/06, March 2022)
- Reference to Taxonomy Regulation and SFDR
Summary and Get-together
Dr Christian Fahrholz, TSI
Prior to joining DIHK, he was a visiting scholar at the Central Bank of Estonia (Eesti Pank) and worked as a freelance consultant for public and private clients in Egypt, South Africa and the United States. Earlier appointments included a visiting professorship at the Chair of Macroeconomics, in particular monetary theory, at the University of Erfurt.
Stefan has also broad experience in advising on all related regulatory and insolvency law matters. He is a lecturer for capital markets law at the Institute for Law and Finance of the Goethe University Frankfurt.
He holds a degree in economics from the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster.
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