ESG Risk Officer
Job Purpose
The job purpose is to coordinate the management of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) risk by providing a detailed insight into the effectiveness and Efficiency of the ESG Framework.
Key Responsibilities:
- Drafting ESG related Risk policies and procedures.
- Dealing with regulatory bodies and other stakeholders to understand and monitor ESG related regulations and covenants.
- Regular review of Financial and Non-Financial ESG related assessments completed by all stakeholders
- Drive an ESG culture and mindset across the business and all its stakeholders.
- Coordinate the activities of the ESG Management Committee and ensure effective management of all ESG Secretariat business.
- Perform independent portfolio level analysis and stress tests on exposures to ESG Risk in the Credit portfolio of the bank.
- Monitor ESG risk exposure to the capital of the bank through regulatory or governance breaches.
- Pro-actively analyze data and flag gaps in unutilized opportunities for Green lending. for
- Undertake validation of documentation that supports implementation of the ESH Framework and related activities
- Coordinate the development and implementation of the ESG Framework and work plan of the bank and ensure it is regularly updated.
- Evaluate and monitor the effectiveness of the bank’s various stakeholders in the implementation of the bank’s ESG Framework.
- Report incidences of violations of the bank’s ESG Framework and track all exceptions for reporting to management, KCBU Risk Management and Board Risk Committee.
- Ensure ESG risk reporting requirements are observed including the adoption of Risk Monitoring toolkits i.e. RCSA.
- Prepare ESG risk report(s) for management, BRC and Group.
Daily Responsibilities:
- To monitor the bank ESG risks across the lending portfolio types and identify specific risk items to be addressed and give recommendations to the Head of Risk.
- Monitor ESG risk exposure to be within the capital requirement with focus on management of exposure across different departments.
- To monitor ESG related limits established in the Risk Appetite Statement to ensure all violations are reported promptly.
Other
- Attend scheduled and unscheduled meetings.
- Stakeholder engagements and support.