Jakarta, December 2024 – The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has established the Climate Risk Management and Scenario Analysis (CRMS) framework as a key guideline for assessing the resilience of banks’ business models and strategies against climate change impacts. Bank is expected to start providing CRMS reports to OJK in the year 2025, thus, Bank Aladin saw the importance of preparing their team to comply with OJK’s request swiftly.
Tri Hita Consulting conducted a tailored training program for Bank Aladin staff on 2-3 December 2024 at the Grand Sahid Jaya Hotel, Jakarta. The training brought together 27 participants from various directorates and divisions. Designed specifically for Bank Aladin’s needs, the program provided a comprehensive understanding of strategies and methodologies to comply with OJK CRMS requirements.
Participants actively engaged in discussions and practical simulations, including debtor emission calculations and climate risk analysis. This hands-on approach ensured that they were equipped with theoretical knowledge and capable of applying the concepts in operational and strategic contexts. The main objective is to well-equipped Bank Aladin to draft the expected OJK CRMS Report.
As consultants in the field of sustainability, we are pleased to see the development and serious actions coming from OJK to drive sustainability and a resilient ecosystem. Regardless, we acknowledge the complexity of the growing demand for industries/companies to comply. Therefore, Tri Hita Consulting is steadfast in extending our service in building your capacity and other support to fit your needs in compliance with OJK CRMS.
Feel free to contact us at www.trihita-consulting.com to explore how we can assist your organisation.