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…
Banque de France on biodiversity risks, the ECB’s Schnabel on climate change and monetary policy, a new report on South Korean oil & gas financing, a climate assessment of Australian banks, the financialisation of food and more in this week’s …
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: 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 French banking and insurance prudential authority has released the results of a pilot exercise in a publication analysing the impact of climate risks on the French financial system. The stress test, which examines both physical and transition risks over …
Two Eurosystem central bank governors called for the decarbonisation of the European Central Bank’s (ECB’s) monetary policy, to bring it in line with EU emissions targets and the Paris Agreement. In a speech on Thursday at a sustainable finance conference, …
The Banque de France (BdF) announced that it will exclude all companies with a coal-related activity, however small, from its own €22 billion investment and pension portfolio by 2025. It will also reduce its oil and gas holdings, adopting the Paris …
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