Global Supply Chains: Risks and Opportunities
Assess risks and opportunities across global supply chains and understand how they can affect portfolio companies, investment decisions and long-term value.
Live, practitioner-led masterclass
Real-world case studies and practical frameworks
Knowledge you can apply immediately at work
Duration
4 Hours
Structure
4 Modules
Level
Intermediate
Delivery
Live - Online Masterclass
Programme information
Global supply chains can create significant financial, operational, regulatory and reputational risks for companies - while also presenting opportunities for resilience, innovation and competitive advantage. For institutional investors, understanding these exposures is increasingly important when assessing companies, conducting due diligence and engaging with management. Risks can extend across multiple tiers of the value chain and may not be immediately visible through conventional financial analysis.
This programme provides a practical investor perspective on global supply chains. Participants will explore how to identify material supply-chain risks and opportunities, assess how effectively companies manage them, and incorporate these insights into investment analysis, stewardship and engagement.
Through practical frameworks and real-world examples, the programme will help participants ask more effective questions, identify potential areas of concern and strengthen their assessment of supply-chain resilience and management quality.
Structure
Module 1: IFRS S1 and S2 overview
Module 2: Materiality, single, double, impact
Module 3: Climate disclosures and carbon pricing
Module 4: Board-level considerations and reporting
Identify material risks and opportunities across global supply chains and understand how they can affect company performance, resilience and long-term investment value.
Apply practical approaches to assess how portfolio companies identify, govern and manage supply-chain exposures, including environmental, social, regulatory and operational factors.
Strengthen investment analysis and stewardship by identifying relevant questions, assessing management responses and incorporating supply-chain considerations into company engagement and ongoing portfolio oversight.
Investment professionals at asset owners and asset managers, including investment analysts, portfolio managers, responsible investment and ESG specialists, stewardship professionals, investment consultants and advisors supporting institutional investors.
Every course is led by an experienced advisor, combining practical expertise with real-world insight to deliver learning you can apply with confidence.
Learn moreLearn from Experienced Practitioners
Senior Advisor, Sustainable Finance
Rebecca brings deep finance experience from HSBC and South Pole. She advises clients on sustainable finance, disclosure, and integrating ESG into corporate and investment decision-making.
Company
Seawolf Sustainability Consulting
Learn from practitioners
Courses are led by experienced advisors who work directly with organisations on the subjects they teach.
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Go beyond theory
Understand how frameworks and standards translate into real reporting, governance and decision-making challenges.
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Ask questions that matter to your role
Live delivery gives you the opportunity to discuss concepts, ask questions and explore how they apply in practice.
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Build knowledge you can use
Leave with a clearer understanding of the subject and practical insights you can apply in your work.
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Every course is led by an experienced advisor, combining practical expertise with real-world insight to deliver learning you can apply with confidence.
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