Bank of England SS 5/25 on climate risk management - A discussion on progress, benefits and key challenges

Weightmans and Broadstone are co-hosting a joint session focusing on the Bank of England’s Supervisory Statement SS 5/25, exploring its progress, benefits, and key challenges.

SS 5/25 sets out enhanced regulatory expectations for governance, operational resilience, risk management, data, and disclosures relating to climate related risks across insurers, banks, building societies and PRA designated investment firms. At the very least, they have to conduct an internal review of their status in meeting the expectations by 3 June 2026.

What we will cover

• An overview of SS 5/25 and key regulatory expectations
• Implications for insurers, banks, building societies and investment firms
• Lessons emerging from market preparedness, including insights from recent conversations with insurers and financial institutions
• Practical steps firms should be taking ahead of June 2026 timeline

Speakers

• Abhay Srivastava, Head of ESG, Weightmans LLP
• Aidan Thomson, Partner, Weightmans LLP
• Deon Dreyer, Investment Director, Broadstone
• Damien Burke, Senior Director, Head of Regulatory Practice, Broadstone
• Cormac Bradley, Senior Actuarial Director, Broadstone

We would be delighted if you could join us for this session. Please confirm your attendance by registering below.