Creating and Implementing a Supplier Code of Conduct

An investor-focused programme for assessing, developing and strengthening supplier standards across portfolio companies.

Live, practitioner-led masterclass

Real-world case studies and practical frameworks

Knowledge you can apply immediately at work

Next Session:

15 October 2026

Places available:

5 remaining

Price:

£445

/ participant

Duration

4 Hours

Structure

5 Modules

Level

Beginner to Intermediate

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Delivery

Live - Online Masterclass

Programme information

Supplier codes of conduct can provide investors with valuable insight into how companies identify and manage environmental, social, ethical and governance risks across their supply chains.

This programme explores how investors can assess the quality and effectiveness of supplier codes of conduct, looking beyond the existence of a policy to understand how standards are implemented, monitored and enforced in practice.

Participants will examine practical approaches to evaluating supplier requirements, governance, due diligence, monitoring and remediation. Through real-world examples, the programme will help investors identify potential gaps, ask more effective questions and incorporate supply-chain considerations into investment analysis and engagement.

Structure

Module 1: Infrastructure ESG landscape
Module 2: Pre-investment due diligence
Module 3: Post-acquisition value creation
Module 4: Climate risk in infrastructure
Module 5: Stewardship in private markets

Every course is led by an experienced advisor, combining practical expertise with real-world insight to deliver learning you can apply with confidence.

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Learn from Experienced Practitioners

Anna-Stina Wiklund

Defence & Responsible Investment Senior Advisor

Anna-Stina is a Nordic sustainability and investment expert with over 15 years of experience across the European financial sector.

Company

Flora Advisory Ltd

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Learn from practitioners

Courses are led by experienced advisors who work directly with organisations on the subjects they teach.

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Go beyond theory

Understand how frameworks and standards translate into real reporting, governance and decision-making challenges.

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Ask questions that matter to your role

Live delivery gives you the opportunity to discuss concepts, ask questions and explore how they apply in practice.

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Build knowledge you can use

Leave with a clearer understanding of the subject and practical insights you can apply in your work.

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Frequently asked question

Every course is led by an experienced advisor, combining practical expertise with real-world insight to deliver learning you can apply with confidence.

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Can this course be delivered in-house?
Yes. The programme can be delivered in-house and tailored to your organisation’s investment approach, portfolio priorities and stewardship objectives. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
How many people can attend?
Public programme places are limited to support discussion and interaction with the programme lead. For in-house delivery, we can accommodate different group sizes and recommend a format based on your organisation’s requirements.
Do participants receive materials?
Yes. Participants receive supporting programme materials covering the key frameworks, concepts and practical approaches discussed during the sessio
Do I need specialist knowledge of supply-chain management?
No. The programme is designed from an investor perspective and does not require a procurement or supply-chain background. Relevant concepts are introduced before exploring how investors can assess supplier standards, identify risks and engage with portfolio companies.
How can I apply this programme to my investment work?
You will leave with practical approaches for assessing supplier codes of conduct, identifying gaps in implementation and asking more effective questions during due diligence, stewardship and company engagement.