Risk

ESG risk factors comprises environmental, social and governance characteristics that could negatively impact the financial performance or solvency of an entity, sovereign or individual. An ESG risk assessment that defines the most relevant factors for a specific organisation to be aware of is an important part of ESG risk management. The ongoing standardisation of ESG terminology should make this task easier for everyone, it can be difficult to identify risks as 'environmental,' 'social,' or 'governance' and the potential impact of specific risks can be hard to quantify, but awareness of standardised terminology can prepare businesses for potential problems. 

ESG risks include those related to climate change impacts mitigation and adaptation, environmental management practices and duty of care, working and safety condition, respect for human rights, anti-bribery and corruption practices, and compliance to relevant laws and regulations.

The risk skills set is a widely demanded requirement for many roles with in ESG and Sustainability, therefore there are pure risk specialist roles and multi skilled / hybrid roles where risk analysis is only part of the job, such as reporting & risk roles or consultancy.

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​We hire at all levels within the ESG, Sustainability and Climate Risk space, covering both permanent and contract recruitment, some example roles include:

ESG Risk Analyst / Global Sustainability Risk Manager/ ESG & Climate Risk Director / ESG Controls & Assurance / ESG Risk & Oversight / Senior ESG Risk Consultant / Environmental Risk Lead / Sustainability Risk Specialist / Head of Risk - Net Zero /Climate Risk Manager