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NSRF Preparers’ Programme (NPP) Module 3: Climate Risk Identification and Scenario Analysis
CPE Eligible 10 Points
HRDC Claimable 10001620085
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RM 1620

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Securities Commission Malaysia

1 day
May 19, 2026

RM 1620

Excluding 8% SST

Terms & Conditions

Normal Price

Securities Commission Malaysia

1 day
May 19, 2026
Overview
Scenario analysis has become a key element of sustainability reporting under IFRS S2 as investors, regulators and stakeholders place greater emphasis on credible climate resilience and transition planning. This programme is designed to help participants assess climate-related risks and opportunities through scenario analysis, as well as how they are linked to business strategy, financial performance and governance disclosures. The programme will introduce the development of scenario matrices based on climate variables, sectoral impacts and time horizons, alongside approaches for risk scoring, prioritisation and financial impact assessment. Participants will also explore how taxonomies and proportionality principles could improve reporting alignment as well as how the materiality-to-disclosure roadmap aligns scenario analysis within organisation’s capabilities.
The programme is designed to build participants’ competencies in disclosing climate-related risks and opportunities using scenario analysis in alignment with IFRS S2 requirements.

What will you learn from this programme?

By the end of this programme, participants will be able to:
  • describe the scenario analysis in relations to IFRS S2 climate-related disclosure expectations
  • develop basic scenario matrix based on relevant climate variables, sectoral impacts and time horizons
  • apply scenario analysis insights to improve governance, targets and disclosures in supporting strategic planning
  • analyse the materiality-to-disclosure roadmap implementation approaches within business organisations.

METHODOLOGY

Face to Face

  • CC03 Corporate Governance
  • FOP05 Sustainable and Responsible Investment Products
  • FUT10 Sustainability/SRI Analysis

DURATION OF MODULES

1 Day

Who Should Attend This Programme?

Individuals
Sustainability Reporting Practitioners, Accountant, Auditors, Risk Managers, Corporate Strategy and ESG Teams, Compliance Officers, Consultants and Advisors, Professionals from Government Agencies, Statutory Bodies and Public Listed Companies, Capital Market Representative License Holders, Investors and Academia.
Institutions
Accounting Firms, Public Listed Companies (PLCs), Capital Market Intermediaries, Financial Advisory Companies, Consultancy Firms, Sustainability, ESG Advocates and Higher Learning Institutions
NPP3
TIME TOPICS LEARNING OUTCOMES
9.00 am Session 1: Scenario Analysis in Climate Disclosures
  • Understanding the scenario analysis in climate risk and opportunity assessment
  • Comparing scenario types (exploratory vs outcome/goal-oriented) and how they are used
  • Connecting scenario outputs to financial strategy, risk and transition planning
 1
10.30 am Coffee Break  
10.45 am Session 2:  Facilitated Scenario Development
  • Activity: Create a simple three-pathway scenario matrix using climate drivers, sectoral impact channels and time horizons
  • Risk rating and prioritisation to support assessment of potential financial implications
  • Translating risk assessment outcomes and integrating the results into disclosures
 		 2
12.30 pm Lunch Break  
2:00 pm Session 3: Turning Scenario Results into Strategy and Reporting
  • Common pitfalls and how to avoid them - Too complex, unclear assumptions and weak linkage to decisions
  • Using scenario insights in strengthening governance, targets and disclosures
  • Using taxonomies as benchmarks to support strategic planning
  Discussions: Drafting scenarios and Scope 3 language for reporting purposes  		 3
3.30 pm Coffee Break  
3.45 pm Session 4: Proportionality Application
  • Applying the materiality-to-disclosure roadmap in supporting decision-making
  • Peer exchange: Tailoring and phasing approaches within business organisations
  • Latest trends and developments shaping emissions reporting
  Discussions: Customising the roadmap in relation to the nature of business organisations  		 4
5.30 pm End of Programme