How sustainability informs risk management and capital access
In this session, we explore how leading businesses are embedding sustainability insights into their core business decisions, from enterprise risk management to financing.
21 April 2026 14:00
Our panelists
Sam Dresner Barnes
Associate Manager
Position Green
Lisen Follin
Senior Manager
Position Green
Jessica Julin
Sustainability Manager
Espresso House
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Sustainability data is becoming an inextricable factor of decision-making on both ends of the capital markets. Businesses are leveraging it to inform their risk management, and banks are leveraging it to gain additional clarity on whether to provide capital to investees.
Yet many organizations struggle to bridge the gap between compliance functions and strategic upside. So in this session, we’ll take you exactly how it is enabled, both by businesses shoring up their financial robustness and banks informing what constitutes a low-risk investment.
What this webinar covers:
- How sustainability insights are moving from disclosure into risk and decision-making
- How double materiality outputs can strengthen enterprise risk perspectives
- A case example from Espresso House on integrating DMA into enterprise risk management
- How sustainability data adds depth to risk through impact, likelihood and longer-term exposure
- The banking perspective: how ESG-related data informs investment and lending decisions
