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  • Posted: 11 Aug 2026

Katalysys Boardroom Briefing on Basel 3.1, SDDT, & Climate Risk

15
Sep
2026

  • Calender-Icon Time: 17:00 - 20:00
  • Location-Icon Location: Basinghall Suite, Guildhall Art Gallery, London EC2V 5AE
  • Admin-Icon Organised By: Katalysys
  • Currency-Icon Free to attend (Building Society and Credit Union Members)
A free to attend event hosted by BSA Associate,   


Katalysys is hosting a Boardroom Briefing for Board members, CFOs, CROs, and senior finance and risk professionals at the Guildhall on 15th of September 2026.


The event will start with a keynote speech on proportionality in the approach to supervision to be delivered by  Heena Samani, Head of Global Systemically Important Banks Division in the PRA, and a panel discussion
with Q&A.

Subsequently, our experts will cover two key topics:
  1. Preparedness for Basel 3.1 and SDDT. We explore how to answer the three questions every board should be asking now. First, can we trust the numbers; second, can we explain the numbers; third, are we proportionate i.e., avoiding both under-compliance and the kind of unnecessary conservatism that quietly constrains capital efficiency and growth.
  2. Does the summer of 2026 change how we look at climate risk. We explore extreme weather events of 2026, from heat and drought to increasingly sporadic wildfires, and examine how non-flood physical risk drivers are reshaping the industry’s approach to climate risk materiality assessments. We also explore a specific opportunity for mortgage lenders to harness climate risk opportunities and turn them into commercial value.
We also explore the rapidly changing picture of climate risks on how banks operate.
Speakers:
Heena Samani, Head of Global Systemically Important Banks DivisionPRA
Dr. Nashwa Saleh, Independent Non-Executive Director
Josh Nowak, CEO, Katalysys 
Anindya Ghosh Chowdhury, CGO, Katalysys 
Manish Patidar, Senior Director, Katalysys 
Owen Selby, Vice President, Katalysys 

Who it's aimed at:
The event is for CFOs, CROs, and senior finance and risk professionals.

Event Summary

  • Tuesday, 15 September 2026
  • 17:00 - 20:00
  • anindya.gchowdhury@katalysys.com
  • Free to attend (Building Society and Credit Union Members)

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