Reaction and comment from civil society on the ECB’s strategy review, laying out an action plan to incorporate climate change into the bank’s monetary policy.

Debt relief for a green and inclusive recovery, China-EU green taxonomy, BIS deputy on green swans and more.

Banxico has identified the country’s ongoing drought as an inflation risk behind a surprise interest rate rise.

International Accounting Standards Board (IFRS) Chair Erkki Liikanen has presented an overview of the foundation’s work towards developing a “global baseline” of standards for sustainability-related disclosures

Over 91% of Chief Risk Officers (CROs) at private banks view climate change as the top emerging risk over the next five years, finds a major survey of 88 financial institutions in 33 countries by EY and IIF.

A new report from two of the UK’s most prominent green finance think tanks has outlined how the Bank of England (BoE) might use its new green mandate to lead the world in the run up to COP26 while helping …

Global Economist Megan Greene’s opinion piece on what central banks need to do to tackle climate change, and how the Fed lags behind its global peers.

A new legal analysis commissioned by Greenpeace found that central banks in Europe, including the ECB, are exposed to potential litigation for failing to include climate criteria in their monetary policy decisions.

A new global reporting framework measuring the biodiversity impacts of financial institutions and corporations has been launched called the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD).

Weekly Roundup: Financial Times reviews green central banking; BoE’s Bailey on need for central bank climate action; cost of climate procrastination; mandatory climate risk disclosure at COP26; Central Bank of Ireland promises climate action; Fed Governor is political on climate …

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) will consider climate change in monetary policy discussions, said BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda.