Better emissions data could help central banks identify genuine decarbonisation and clarify financial risk, writes Ramana Gudipudi.
Climate change and geopolitical volatility are interconnected risks. Financial institutions can use existing climate-risk tools to manage both, write three financial policy experts.
The EU standard setter fears the newly simplified sustainability standards for non-EU companies do not create a level playing field between EU entities and their international peers
Likened by experts to the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, the rules push China’s reporting regime closer to international standards
The post–fossil fuel era is here and proposed Canadian legislation could provide a model for aligning global finance with climate risk, says Senator Rosa Galvez.
Strong oversight and real sanctions are needed to avoid derailing the transition and keep the market fair and reliable, says Axelle Van Wynsberghe of Finance Watch.
While central banks and researchers have noted the potential upside of AI use to combat climate change, questions remain about its real effectiveness. …
Tension is growing in the US financial system between increasing climate impacts and declining focus on addressing those impacts, says former Fed governor Kevin Stiroh.
US regulators continue to pull back on climate risk policies, despite increasing evidence that climate change is already impacting the US economy.
Brazil’s taxonomy links social and green goals, the Net-Zero Banking Alliance falls, and the EU parliament is divided over transition plans.
Madrid’s central banking summit confronted the hard truths of sustainable finance, urging bold innovation and pragmatic realism to navigate climate and regulatory challenges. …
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