The membership organisation for central banks is set to launch a call for nature scientists to help it model nature-related financial risks.
The ECB is indirectly supporting fossil fuel companies operating in critical biodiversity areas, despite growing focus on nature-related financial risks.
A powerful El Niño could expose Southeast Asia’s hydropower dependence, raising pressure for more storage, renewables and flexible power.
When companies are sued over nature degradation and loss, it impacts the entire sector. …
The BoE should strengthen its approach to nature-related financial risks and follow the ECB in embedding nature loss into financial supervision.
But investors need guidance on bankable projects and stronger demand to unlock capital. …
ECB blog says industrial electrification could blunt future energy-price shocks, Egypt’s central bank makes environmental risk management systems mandatory, and more news in our roundup. …
Nature loss could weaken sovereign creditworthiness and raise borrowing costs, exposing an overlooked financial stability risk.
ECB president Christine Lagarde sees Middle East war and oil shock accelerating green transition …
Among 30 major insurers, only France’s SCOR has added new fossil fuel limits in the marine biodiversity hotspot spanning six Asia Pacific countries
Leading bank outlines how firms can start thinking about climate tipping points in a report aimed at institutional investors. …
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