Africa losing up to 15% of GDP growth to climate change, drought contributing to global food price inflation, Bundesbank calls for urgent transition and more from this week in green central banking.
A Nobel laureate says supervisors must understand climate uncertainty, systemic risk buffers and climate risk, an FSB call for transparency, cooperation and a holistic perspective, and more from this week in green central banking.
The White House has opened an investigation into the climate impacts of cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.
The US Senate banking committee chair on Fed confirmations, climate risks to asset backed securities, the huge carbon footprint of bitcoin transactions and other news from this week in green central 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.
A survey by De Nederlandsche Bank of Dutch financial institutions has found that most do not explicitly manage their climate-related risks, and just 10% of banks incorporate sustainability into their overall risk management processes.
NGFS chair Frank Elderson announces further work on monetary policy analysis, PBoC’s Yi Gang reveals new monetary policy analysis, plus more from the Cop26 finance day.
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…
Also disclosure recommendations from the Bank of Russia and questions over the appointment of a new Fed chair.
The concept of market neutrality may conflict with the primary and secondary objectives of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) mandate, claimed the Dutch central bank president in a keynote speech about green monetary policy today.
Weekly roundup on calls for U.S. climate risk regulation, ECB market neutrality debate continues and The Fed asks lenders for details of climate risk.
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