The European Central Bank is examining a climate risk buffer requirement and climate risk weight policies in response to unaddressed systemic climate risk to the banking and financial sectors, reveals the latest issue of the central bank’s Macroprudential Bulletin.
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.
A new study has found that a substantial stranding of fossil fuel assets is necessary if the Paris Agreement target is to be met, prompting civil society organisations to call for risk weighting and other capital requirements to be introduced …
Danish central bank on climate and price stability, new EU climate reporting standards, the ‘Green Flamingo’ of emerging markets and how Latin American central banks failing on climate change. This and more from this week in green central banking…
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) will jointly develop a blockchain-based prototype platform to issue and distribute retail green bonds and to report on their environmental impacts.
Central Banks’ and Supervisors’ Climate Training Alliance Launched last Friday, the new Climate Training Alliance (CTA) is a global initiative to establish a dedicated online portal for training on climate risks for central banks and financial supervisors. Collaborators in the …
Debt relief for a green and inclusive recovery, China-EU green taxonomy, BIS deputy on green swans and more.
ECB general agreement on a climate roadmap, SNB’s “moderate” climate-related risk, and the BIS Bitcoin proposal as a model for fossil fuels, and more.
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