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News | July 31, 2026

Biodiversity loss could raise annual borrowing costs by US$162bn

Nature loss could weaken sovereign creditworthiness and raise borrowing costs, exposing an overlooked financial stability risk.

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News | January 19, 2024

Carbon pricing wouldn’t reduce value of all firms, ECB paper finds

Carbon pricing won’t reduce the value of all firms, and companies that have reduced emissions could gain value, an ECB paper has found. …

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News | August 1, 2023

Dual interest rates: unlocking green investment during monetary tightening

Higher capital costs mean low-carbon investments are at a disadvantage with higher interest rates, but a dual rate policy can solve that problem.

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News | September 6, 2022

Call for BoE to offer green targeted lending

The BoE should target its credit policy to offer low cost loans to banks lending for energy efficient building retrofits and other green projects, according to a new report from a leading UK thinktank.

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News | August 9, 2022

Academics make case for green credit guidance

A new paper argues that financial authorities should deploy incentives and targets to align financial flows with governments’ decarbonisation plans.

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