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Overview

Carbon markets have developed to facilitate trade in carbon credits and help to mitigate climate change in a cost-effective way.
Carbon markets help channel resources and lower costs to provide companies the platform to move towards low-carbon transition.

Bursa Malaysia launched the Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX), which is a voluntary carbon market (VCM) and the world’s first shariah-compliant carbon exchange in December 2022. Malaysia's first Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX) will enable companies to trade voluntary carbon credits from climate-friendly projects and solutions to offset their emission footprint and meet climate goals.

In this one-day programme, participants will learn about the different types of carbon markets and how it functions. Participants will also be exposed to policies around climate change including proposals related to carbon taxes and cap and trade scheme adopted by governments to combat climate change. Participants will also learn about decarbonisation strategies, how they relate financial institutions and their corporate clients, what are the risks and opportunities and how to implement them across the organization.
Programme Outline
Learning Objectives
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

  • Discuss the functions of carbon markets and how it works
  • Explain the objectives of carbon markets
  • Analyse the opportunities and risks of carbon markets and carbon trading

Programme Outline
  • Introduction
    • Definition of carbon markets
    • Overview of decarbonization strategy
  • Carbon Markets
    Types of carbon markets:

    • Compliance Carbon Markets
    • Voluntary Carbon Markets
  • How Carbon Markets Work
    • Allowance Trading
    • Offset projects
    • Advantages and limitations of carbon markets
  • Decarbonisation Strategy
    • Overview of decarbonisation
    • Definition of decarbonisation
    • Importance of decarbonisation
  • Strategies for Decarbonisation
    • Energy Efficiency
    • Renewable Energy
    • Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS)
    • Low-Carbon Transportation
  • Implementation of Decarbonisation Strategy
    • Government Policy and Regulation
    • Corporate and Business Action
    • Consumer Engagement
Future Trends in Carbon Markets and Decarbonisation Strategy

Case studies and discussions

METHODOLOGY
Lecture, case studies and discussions
Participant profile
Investment, corporate and commercial bankers, treasurers, relationship managers, asset managers, risk managers and anyone interested to learn about carbon markets how it functions, the opportunities and risks involved and how to participate in carbon markets
Trainer
Cheah Wee Leong
Director, Investment Banking at the Asian Banking School
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Cheah Wee Leong
Director, Investment Banking at the Asian Banking School
Cheah Wee Leong is the Director of Investment Banking at the Asian Banking School. He has more than 25 years’ experience working in the banking industry with local and foreign banks in various roles and capacities. A seasoned professional, Wee Leong brings with him broad experience as a former banker and management consultant.

Wee Leong started his career at Citibank in 1993 before joining US management consultancy firm Accenture in 1997. At Accenture, he was involved in managing large bank merger-integration, process re-engineering and transformation projects. He has worked in projects in various countries including Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Mauritius and Saudi Arabia.

In 2003, Wee Leong joined CIMB as its Head of Operational Risk Management and led the implementation of the bank's operational risk management and Basel 2 - Operational Risk framework. Subsequently, he assumed various senior roles in Trade Finance, Regional Transaction Banking, Corporate Banking, Treasury and Markets division and Group CEO office at CIMB. His last role at CIMB was as Director, Group Strategy. He has been designing and developing courses and conducting training regularly (covering various topics) with the Asian Banking School since 2017.

Wee Leong holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the USA and a Master of Business Administration (with distinction) from the Anglia Ruskin University, United Kingdom. He obtained training from Citibank Asia Pacific Banking Institute in Singapore in 1995. He is a certified Chartered Banker, Finance Accreditation Agency (FAA) Certified Training Professional and a holder of the “Certificate in Climate Risk” (awarded by the Chartered Body Alliance, UK) and PRINCE2 Foundation and Practitioner Certificate in Project Management. Wee Leong completed the “Leading the Sustainability in Transformation in Banking” programme with the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management (1 week course in Frankfurt, Germany) in October 2022.
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