ESG: governing sustainability data
- What are the main differences between the UK U.S. regulatory environment and the EU regulatory environment regarding Sustainability
- How ESG influences market analysts, new business valuation criteria, and investment portfolios
- What are the key elements to consider in order to govern Sustainability data effectively
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ESG: governing sustainability data
Roberto Fasano
Roberto began his experience in application consulting in the finance area in 2000, and worked for several years as a functional analyst in an IBM group company. In 2004, he moved to theCPM sector, where he delved into management control, financial statements, and consolidated regulatory reporting, with a focus on Data Integration aspects. Since 2016, he has been enriching his experience in an international context, taking the lead in developing new application solutions under IFRS 9 and IFRS 17. Since September 2018 he has been working in Irion within the Consulting Solutions division, where he contributes to the development of solutions in the Regulatory Reporting area, of which he follows the functional analysis and presales phases. As part of these activities, he/she participates in initiatives related to the Prototyping Work Stream of the BIRD (Banks’ Integrated Reporting Dictionary) project, launched by the ECB to support supervised European intermediaries in meeting their statistical and regulatory reporting obligations..
Giacomo Saggioro
Giacomo Saggioro has worked for the past 13 years within large international consulting firms, especially in Finance and risk management for banks and insurance companies, consolidating roles as a mediator (including functional) between IT and Business needs, as well as domain expert and data modeling specialist. In the area of financial services Giacomo has tackled Non Performing Loan (NPL) initiatives as a project manager, worked on integration and transformation for supervisory reporting databases (FINREP and CONREP), and on a major project to transform and create a data warehouse for a leading international bank – based in Italy – that had pressing Data Reconciliation needs. In the consulting field, he also contributed as a manager in the Insight and Data structure with the objective of following projects related to GDPR compliance and Data Governance.
Mauro Tuvo
At Irion as Principal Advisor, Mauro Tuvo has been supporting Italian and European organizations in the management of information assets for over thirty years, taking care of the development and oversight of offerings, solution design and development of business opportunities related to Enterprise Data Management issues. His activities over time have focused on Data Quality, Data Governance, and Compliance (GDPR, IFRS17, Regulatory Reporting), gaining extensive experience over the years in defining and applying methodologies that have seen him play a leading role in the market and in academic and policy contexts. An author of texts, articles and publications on topics related to data management, Mauro has lectured in master’s and graduate courses at the universities of Padua, Pavia and Verona. He participates as a speaker at conferences and seminars and has been a member of ABI Lab’s Information Governance Observatory since 2011.
Mario Vellella
PhD with more than 25 years of experience in the finance sector, former researcher, consultant and management official in the area of risk management, and collaborator of the Department of Economics and Management at “Sapienza” University of Rome. An author of international scientific publications, Mario has high expertise as a Domain Expert on Data Governance and Integrated Risk Management gained both as a consultant to multinational companies and within the Poste Italiane Group. Specifically, for BancoPosta, he was Chief Data Officer, in charge of the Integrated Risk Analysis and Model Validation Office after having designed and implemented the intermediary’s advanced operational risk management model.
