As the Philippines moves toward mandatory climate-related disclosures through PFRS S2, many organizations are now focusing on the practical challenges of climate risk assessment and scenario analysis.
This session will explore the evolving sustainability reporting landscape in the Philippines and provide practical guidance on identifying, assessing, and managing climate-related risks and opportunities. Participants will gain insights into the role of climate risk management in supporting PFRS S2 disclosures, business resilience, and informed decision-making.
Our experts will share a practical approach to climate risk assessment, including physical and transition risks, value chains, materiality, and risk prioritization. Participants will learn how climate risk assessments can support both PFRS S2 reporting requirements and broader business objectives.
A corporate practitioner will share their experience implementing climate risk assessment and scenario analysis, including key challenges, lessons learned, and practical considerations for success.
What this webinar will cover
- Sustainability reporting and PFRS S2 developments in the Philippines
- Practical approaches to climate risk assessment
- Key considerations for climate scenario analysis
- Lessons learned from corporate implementation
What you’ll take away
- A clearer understanding of climate risk assessment under PFRS S2
- Practical insights to support implementation
- Real-world lessons from organizations already on the journey
- Ideas for strengthening resilience and decision-making through climate risk management
Whether you’re just getting started with PFRS S1 and S2, assessing your organisation’s readiness, or developing an implementation roadmap, this session provides practical insights to help you take the next steps with confidence.
Learn more about PFRS S1 and S2 in our guide here
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Date: Wednesday 21 October 2026
Time: 12:00-13:00 PST
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Who will find this useful?
- Any business falling into PFRS S1, S2 reporting
- Chief Sustainability Officers and sustainability teams
- CFOs and finance leaders
- Senior strategy, risk and transformation leaders