Nature loss - Green Central Banking

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News| August 15, 2023

TNFD proposes global nature data facility

Study explores utilising nature-related data and developing a public facility to connect existing but disparate nature data.

News| July 14, 2023

Investors push back on easing EU sustainability requirements

Proposed changes to the ESRS will allegedly hinder investors’ access to crucial sustainability-related information, hampering action for the climate transition. …

News| July 7, 2023

Report: financial models fail to capture reality of climate risks

Climate models in financial services are found unfit for purpose by a new report, failing to capture the consequences of surpassing critical climate tipping points.

News | October 5, 2022

Pricing ‘always harmful’ activities soothes inflation and safeguards financial stability

Defining which economic activities always have negative environmental impacts will highlight areas of greatest financial risk, say backers of a new climate roadmap.

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Jasper Blom, Seraina Grünewald, Ivo Mugglin, Rens van Tilburg and Jakob Vestergaard

News | May 5, 2022

Why central banks should be concerned about nature loss

Using existing networks and adapting climate change work can help central banks speed up their response to nature-related risks and address the other side of the environmental crisis, say Maud Abdelli, Chiara Colesanti Senni and Adrian von Jagow.

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Maud Abdelli, Chiara Colesanti Senni & Adrian von Jagow

Latest on Nature loss

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News| September 15, 2023

NGFS publishes conceptual framework for nature-related financial risk

The guide seeks to create a shared language of nature-related financial risks to navigate the challenges faced by central banks and supervisors.

A satellite image of the Ganges delta, with light coloured sediment draining from the rivers into the dark Bay of Bengal

Research| September 14, 2023

Nature Based Currencies

Integrating Natural Capital in Advanced Monetary Systems

In this white paper, digital finance experts explore how central banks could design a nature-based digital currency that supports economic stability, human wellbeing and planetary health.

Written by Open Earth