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Corporate Finance: ESG Criteria
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04 Dec 2020
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Online
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170 GBP + Local Tax @20%
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Description
How to use ESG criteria for fundraising in 2020
A 1.5 Hour Live Webinar
The course has its start and end point the financial needs of organisations in 2020 and its main focus in how an organisation should use ESG criteria for fundraising. The perspective of investors, lenders, corporates, funds and all other stakeholders is held in view throughout the course. There is a comprehensive provision of available tools, performance analysis and models for ESG screening from the perspective of conventional, sustainable and impact investment.
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09.30 - 11.30 GMT
20% discount when booking 2 delegates.
25% discount when booking 3 or more delegates.
ESG and corporate finance
- Beyond screening: principles and practice of ESG investment
- Recent trends in ESG evaluation and impact assessment
- Case Study: SASB, S&P, Moodys, Fitch and MSCI ESG rating criteria compared
- ESG and the cost of capital
- Is it worth it? ESG and corporate performance
- Case Study: ESG in fixed income vs equity capital raising
Developing an ESG presentation to investors
- ESG reporting: best international practice for data, targets and performance
- Differences between the USA, Europe and other jurisdictions
- ESG metrics: how to accentuate the positive
- Group Exercise: Reviewing an ESG presentation from multiple investor perspectives
- Checklists for the board
Course Conclusion: the trajectory of ESG investment
The webinar platform – Zoom – is a user-friendly online platform that can be accessed from any PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone with an internet connection and audio speakers.
This live virtual learning webinar will give participants live access to the trainers, and there will be an opportunity for live Q&A. When accessing Zoom you will be prompted to activate your audio and video. Participants are encouraged to have their audio and video turned on during the course in order to actively take part in the live Q&A’s.
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Who should attend
This intensive course is aimed at organisations, primarily corporates, who are seeking to raise finance under the current highly competitive international fundraising conditions. It is divided into two main sections. The first section presents an overview of how ESG analysis is currently performed by investors, and what the impact of ESG criteria is on corporate cost of capital. The second section develops practical expertise in assembling relevant data, creating and reviewing plans and checklists, and making attractive, successful ESG presentations to potential investors.
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Benefits of Attending
- Know the principles and latest practice of corporate governance and reporting, environmental, social and governance (ESG) screening
- Develop a detailed understanding of how to undertake an ESG assessment as a conventional, responsible investor (RI), sustainable investor (SI) and an impact investor (II)
- Appreciate how to compare organisations’ ESG reporting and comparative advantages
- Be able to present an ESG analysis for a range of organisations to any potential investor
- Understand how to integrate impact evaluation into an ESG presentation
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Hydrocarbons, Geoscience and the Energy Transition
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07 Dec 2020
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Online
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FREE
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In this talk we will explore the impact the ongoing energy transition may have on hydrocarbons and geoscience in the coming decades. We will discuss: (i) the role affordable energy plays in society; (ii) the nature of the energy mix in coming decades and the pace of the energy transition; (iii) how the role of geoscientists may evolve, and (iv) how geoscience research may develop to meet the needs of a changing society. We will demonstrate that both geoscientists and the hydrocarbon industry will play a crucial role in supporting society through a period of unprecedented change.
Moderated by Mike Simmons (Halliburton)
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12:00 GMT Time
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JUSTIFYING, MEASURING AND PRIORITIZING KNOWLEGE MANAGEMENT
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08 Dec 2020
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FREE
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Knowledge management has been around for decades. However, with a renewed focus on technologies that can help automate and measure KM, organizations can justify, measure and prioritize it now more than ever. Join this webinar to learn how we can evaluate KM before, during and after implementation. We’ll deep dive into metrics that can help drive your Employee Value Proposition, and the impacts of KM on employee productivity and sales.
Duration: 30 minutes
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Time: 11:00am ET / 4:00pm BST / 5:00pm CEST
Duration: 30 minutes
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Finance Process Automation 2020
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08 Dec 2020 To 10 Dec 2020
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Online
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FREE
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Finance Process Automation 2020 - Free to attend online event
The global pandemic has meant that automating financial processes has now become a necessity. Remote work, the need to reduce costs and respond quickly to market shifts have all heightened the importance of automated processes to enhance the agility and efficiency of finance operations.
With that in mind, Finance Process Automation 2020 will be focused on:
- Identifying which processes to automate if you are at the beginning of your automation journey
- Assessing the relative merits of an end to end vs. point solutions for automating your finance function
- Leveraging tools such as RPA and Workflow Automation to enhance the integration of your finance processes, and reduce the burden of high volume, low value transactions
- Understanding how to utilize Process Mining to identify inefficient processes within your finance department
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8-10 December 2020
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Benefits of Attending
Hear the best case studies from across the globe
Watch the event to fit your schedule
Access the content on demand and watch in your own time
Assess the latest technological innovations
It is 100% free to attend
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Public outreach strategy in the geosciences
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09 Dec 2020
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With falling enrolment on geoscience courses in universities across the world, two things are clear. One, our sector has a huge image problem and two, current outreach strategies haven’t worked. In this talk, I discuss the importance of geoscience outreach, what has gone wrong and what must change to shift the public’s perception. I advocate radically different strategies to the ones hitherto commonly employed by academia and industry.
Presented by Haydon Mort (Geologize)
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12:00 pm GMT time
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Establishing An Enterprise Data Marketplace to Shop for Data as a Service
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09 Dec 2020
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One of the highest priorities in organisations today is to address the issue of untrusted data which leads to inaccurate predictions, recommendations, reports and dashboards. In order to solve this, many companies are looking at creating a standard data curation process to create trusted data assets and make them available services in an enterprise data marketplace so that it is easy to find, access, share and reuse across the enterprise. This session looks at building an enterprise data marketplace, the key technologies needed and the challenges in operating one.
- The problem of untrusted data
- What’s needed? - Findable, accessible, reusable and trusted ready-made data assets
- Manufacturing ready-made data assets - from data lake to enterprise data marketplace
- What is an enterprise data marketplace? – A new role for a Data Catalog
- What types of data and analytical assets should you expect to see in one?
- How should an enterprise data marketplace function?
- What is needed to operate a data marketplace in terms of people, processes and technologies?
- Why is data virtualisation critical to serving up trusted data assets from a data marketplace
- Maximising reuse by integrating self-service BI tools and Data Science workbenches with the marketplace
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Dec 9 2:00 pm
United Kingdom - London
60 mins
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Who should attend
Those interested in building an enterprise data marketplace inorder to address the issue of untrusted data which leads to inaccurate predictions, recommendations, reports and dashboards.
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Benefits of Attending
Topics covered:
- The problem of untrusted data
- What’s needed? - Findable, accessible, reusable and trusted ready-made data assets
- Manufacturing ready-made data assets - from data lake to enterprise data marketplace
- What is an enterprise data marketplace? – A new role for a Data Catalog
- What types of data and analytical assets should you expect to see in one?
- How should an enterprise data marketplace function?
- What is needed to operate a data marketplace in terms of people, processes and technologies?
- Why is data virtualisation critical to serving up trusted data assets from a data marketplace
- Maximising reuse by integrating self-service BI tools and Data Science workbenches with the marketplace
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Predictive Asset Analytics in Oil & Gas
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09 Dec 2020
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At a time when the oil and gas industry faces more uncertainty than ever before, data is your most valuable asset. Predictive and prescriptive asset analytics allow you not only improve asset productivity – but better understand your business. By leveraging IoT and AI, you can see what’s happening, what has happened, and what is likely to happen, allowing you to enhance safety, reduce costs and increase efficiency.
Yet while some oil and gas businesses are taking advantage of predictive analytics technology in some form - most are not capturing the significant value it offers.
Join over 500 oil and gas leaders on December 9th for Predictive Asset Analytics in Oil & Gas and learn how to:
- Integrate your enterprise asset management and predictive maintenance strategies
- Analyse sensor data and use ML to flag suboptimal operations and identify impending failures before they occur
- Automate data collection, cleansing and analysis
- Unlock your operational data and make it accessible when and where your frontline people need it
- Leverage predictive analytics to create rich dashboards and enable asset-centric visualization and condition-based maintenance
- Increase the production value of your assets
- Maximize (and retain) the knowledge of your workforce
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December 9, 2020
9:00 EST
Making your Operations More Predictive: Integrating Your Enterprise Asset Management and Predictive Maintenance Strategies
9:45 EST
Real Time Performance Optimization: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Oil & Gas
10:30 EST
Building the Business Case for Predictive Analytics
11:15 EST
Digital Prescriptive Maintenance: Automating Data Collection, Cleansing and Analysis
12:00 EST
Early Warning: Finding the Subtle Patterns Humans Can’t See
12:45 EST
The Evolution of Maintenance and Reliability Towards Prescriptive Maintenance
Randy Pound, Global Manufacturing Director Maintenance and Reliability, Olin
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Who should attend
Those interested in understanding how predictive and prescriptive asset analytics allow you to improve asset productivity and better understand your business.
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Benefits of Attending
FREE to attend for in-house Asset, Maintenance and Operations leaders
Hear the best case studies from across the globe
No travel costs or time out of the office necessary
Access the content on demand and watch in your own time
Assess the latest technological innovations
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The Latest and Most Pressing IP Trends and Strategies Within The Energy Sector
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10 Dec 2020
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FREE
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The energy industry’s most transformative moment is here. Historically low commodity prices, geopolitical events, disruptive technologies and the challenges of energy transition and decarbonization mean that the pressure to innovate (while simultaneously protecting IP) is higher than ever. In addition, the global pandemic has forced energy companies to operate in new ways - a catalyst to rethink how they protect and commercialize their IP.
Amidst these disruptors, innovators like Baker Hughes, Air Liquide, EDF, Reliance and more are maximizing patent potential and developing world class IP strategies – and these innovators are gathering this December at Energy IP Online to share their strategies with you.
Join over 500 in house IP experts on December 10th, 2020 and learn how to:
Protect your assets and future innovation with key methodologies including oppositions, agreements, and ADR, with various pre-emptive options along the way
Keep product innovation and IP development in tandem: what needs to be established from the outset?
Use blockchain within the current energy generation and supply systems, in order to improve both quality and security whilst capturing any IP that is created as a result
Navigate the complexities of digitalization and automation technologies such as AI, machine learning and predictive analytics – and understand their implications for your company’s IP portfolio
Understand the best practice approaches to licensing of IP rights to fully maximizing the potential opportunities (and revenue gains!)
Align your IP strategy with the overall business strategy
Develop a cost effective global IP strategy that considers IP rights in various jurisdictions
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10:30 am GMT
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Benefits of Attending
Hear the best case studies from across the globe
No travel costs or time out of the office necessary
Access the content on demand and watch in your own time
Assess the latest technological innovations
Free to attend for in house industry practitioners
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The drive to net zero: Has the oil and gas industry got what it takes?
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10 Dec 2020
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Joined by Iain Pitt, Founder at The Energy Council
For the past 11 years Iain has been right at the heart of the major conversations happening across oil and gas, globally. And sustainability is certainly one of these. During the webinar Iain will be sharing current stories and insights from across the sector - the good, the bad and everything in between.
Join our expert panelists in an honest, insightful webinar on the turbulent drive to net zero across the oil and gas sector. We will be discussing the challenges, strategies, and digital trends that are shaping the net-zero journey - all over the world.
Other panelists on the webinar include:
- Carolina Tortora, Head of Digital Transformation & Innovation Strategy, National Grid
- Chris Ayres, Chief Customer Officer, OPEX Group
- Stuart Gregg, Industry Innovation Director, Axora (chair)
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3:00 pm GMT | 4:00 pm CET | 10:00 am EST
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Benefits of Attending
- The drive from the inside - how National Grid is executing on its ambitious strategy to net zero
- A view from the top - Energy Council shares stories and insights from across the oil and gas sector on taking sustainability forward
- The digital trends spot - learnings from OPEX Group on the most effective innovation strategies across oil and gas
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Energy IP Summit
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10 Dec 2020
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FREE
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The World's Only Event Dedicated To Discussing The Latest and Most Pressing IP Trends and Strategies Within The Energy Sector
The energy industry’s most transformative moment is here. Historically low commodity prices, geopolitical events, disruptive technologies and the challenges of energy transition and decarbonization mean that the pressure to innovate (while simultaneously protecting IP) is higher than ever. In addition, the global pandemic has forced energy companies to operate in new ways - a catalyst to rethink how they protect and commercialize their IP.
Amidst these disruptors, innovators like Baker Hughes, Air Liquide, EDF, Shell, Reliance and more are maximizing patent potential and developing world class IP strategies – and these innovators are gathering this December at Energy IP Online to share their strategies with you.
Join over 500 in house IP experts on December 10th, 2020 at Energy IP and learn how to:
Protect your assets and future innovation with key methodologies including oppositions, agreements, and ADR, with various pre-emptive options along the way
Keep product innovation and IP development in tandem: what needs to be established from the outset?
Use blockchain within the current energy generation and supply systems, in order to improve both quality and security whilst capturing any IP that is created as a result
Navigate the complexities of digitalization and automation technologies such as AI, machine learning and predictive analytics – and understand their implications for your company’s IP portfolio
Understand the best practice approaches to licensing of IP rights to fully maximizing the potential opportunities (and revenue gains!)
Align your IP strategy with the overall business strategy
Develop a cost effective global IP strategy that considers IP rights in various jurisdictions
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Starting 10:30 am GMT time
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Benefits of Attending
Hear the best case studies from across the globe
No travel costs or time out of the office necessary
Access the content on demand and watch in your own time
Assess the latest technological innovations
Free to attend for in house industry practitioners
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