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Call for central banks to use own climate risk ratings
A Reserve Bank of New Zealand consultation on climate and monetary policy, a call for central banks to use their own climate credit ratings, a Fed review of central bank climate communications and more from this week in green central …
Effects of disorderly transition likely to be uneven, finds BdF study
A BdF analysis of risks associated with a disorderly transition to a low-carbon economy has found negative effects on GDP, inflation and unemployment, with substantial disparities over time and between sectors.
Weekly roundup: premiums for green equities and green discount rates
Analysis from the Bundesbank shows strong economic effects from climate change, while a Danmarks Nationalbank study finds an investor premium for green equities. All this and more from this week in green central banking.
Weekly roundup: food price inflation and shadow banking
Biodiversity loss and financial stability, the effects of extreme weather on food prices, Bundesbank president Joachim Nagel on climate and monetary policy, shadow climate risk and more from this week in green central banking.
Weekly roundup: surge in green finance regulation and calls for Basel guidance
A surge in green finance regulation, protests at Bank of England inaction on bank funding of fossil fuels, sustainable finance statistics and calls for the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision to publish global guidance on climate risk.
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