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Roundup: ISSB pushes forward on nature standards with TNFD support
The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) advances on nature-related disclosure, as the Intergovernmental Transition Plan Network (ITPN) launches a new tool for private sector transition planning, and the Monetary Authority of Singapore releases final insights from its work on transition …
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 rules for Brazil’s banks and speculation on Powell’s future
New climate requirements for Brazil’s banks, quantitative easing and nature loss, EU fiscal-monetary climate coordination, speculation on the fate of Fed Chair Jerome Powell and more from this week in green central banking.
Weekly Roundup: BoE’s Bailey on climate action
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 …
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