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Weekly roundup: monetary policy will determine greenflation
Climate-related price instability, a new transition risk tool, calls for climate justice, civil disobedience from scientists protesting fossil fuel finance, and more from this week in green central banking. Climate-related inflation depends on monetary policy Carbon pricing is just one …
Cop26: central banks make further climate commitments
A week dominated by Cop26 began with international climate protests focusing on central banks and ended with commitments from around the world to integrate climate considerations into monetary and financial decision-making.
Weekly roundup: climate defaults and the ECB’s mandate
Residential mortgages pose a climate risk to US financial stability, Canadian and Australian regulators to expand disclosure expectations, a new FSB financial stability surveillance framework, and more from this week in green central banking.
Report finds central banks failing on climate action
A study assessing twelve of the world’s largest central banks against ten climate-related policy criteria has found all failing to align their lending, asset purchases and regulatory activities with the Paris Agreement target.
Weekly Roundup: Mandatory US and EU climate-related disclosures
This weekly round up covers the Bank of Canada’s dirty bonds, SEC and ECB working on mandatory climate disclosures, a new appointment for BoE’s Breeden, European Commission’s annual ‘European Financial Stability and Integration Review’, flaw in TCFD disclosure, and Hungary’s …
Bank of Canada releases new climate scenarios model
The Bank of Canada (BoC) released an analysis of the global economy that combines climate scenarios with existing climate-economy models. The study is one of the first to show climate policy pathways, and assess their distribution of transition and physical risks …
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