Upcoming workshop · 10 December 2026
Greenophy Workshop
AI, Climate Risks and Prudential Supervision
Join researchers, financial supervisors and industry colleagues to discuss the Greenophy pilot, the evidence behind AI-assisted climate risk assessment, and its use in supervisory practice.
From pilot to practice
Following the first Bristol workshop in May 2026, this event brings together feedback from the autumn PRA pilot and discussion of the next stage of Greenophy. The morning focuses on the tool, its methodology and supervisory experience. The afternoon opens the conversation to climate risk mapping, monitoring, management and governance across the financial industry.
Both parts offer an online option. The afternoon is mainly in person and its discussions will be held under the Chatham House Rule. Prior registration is required; the organisers reserve the right not to approve attendance.
Organisers
Eddie Gerba, Enrico Onali, Klaus Schaeck, Tian Han and Wen Zhang
University of Bristol Business School
Draft agenda
Updated 28 October 2026 · Programme subject to change
All times are UK time (GMT). TBC means to be confirmed.
01 / Morning
Supervision & the Greenophy pilot
For academics and policymakers
- 10:00–10:30
Arrival, registration and coffee
- 10:30–10:40
Welcome and opening remarks
Brian Squire (Dean, University of Bristol Business School)
- 10:40–11:30
Keynote, including Q&A
Bank of England (TBC)
- 11:30–12:20
Greenophy: background, methodology and live demonstration
Tian Han (UoB) and Wen Zhang (UoB)
- 12:20–12:40
PRA pilot feedback
David Wilkinson (BoE, TBC)
- 12:40–13:00
Structured discussion
Chair: Klaus Schaeck (UoB)
- 13:00–14:00
Lunch
02 / Afternoon
Research & industry exchange
Industry participants, policymakers and academics
- 14:00–14:30
Arrival and coffee for afternoon participants
- 14:30–14:45
Welcome and introduction to the afternoon
Enrico Onali (UoB)
- 14:45–15:45
Academic session: research on banking, climate and AI
Three short talks including Q&A · Chair: Enrico Onali (UoB)
- 15:45–16:00
Break
- 16:00–17:15
Roundtable with industry, policymakers and academics
With audience participation · Chair: Eddie Gerba (UoB, TBC)
- 17:15–17:30
Closing remarks
Tian Han (UoB)
- 17:30–19:00
Drinks reception and networking
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Request a place
Please register your interest in attending. The organisers will review your request and contact you with confirmation and joining details.
Submitting this form does not confirm a place. The morning session is for academics and policymakers.
Questions or changes to a registration?
tian.han@bristol.ac.uk