This month’s GCB roundup looks at the latest political developments shaping the EU’s sustainability agenda.
Rapid Himalayan glacier melt threatens not just Asia’s water supply but economic stability as the scale of flooding surpasses that of prior disasters.
Ann Pettifor says global financial system should be overhauled so fiscal and monetary policy can operate in tandem to address growing climate threat.
The Amazonia bond will finance conservation and sustainable growth in Latin America, with robust safeguards for Indigenous rights and annual impact disclosures.
Central banks and governments should work more closely on coordinated policies that will support the net-zero transition, say Sebastian Mang and Dominic Caddick of the New Economics Foundation.
Leading figures in central banking, regulation and industry met to discuss the impact of climate on the real economy and monetary policy at the Green Swan conference.
New approaches are needed to combat threats to price stability posed by climate change, say panellists at Green Swan conference.
The National Bank of Georgia has done a lot to help mitigate climate change but could do more to help the country adapt, argues Sneha Yadav. …
France tops the Green Central Banking scorecard for the third time in a row, while other countries such as the US and the UK slip down the rankings.
The Dutch government is consulting on whether it should require financial institutions to align their balance sheets with the Paris Agreement.
Everyone is committing to net zero, but what does it actually mean? And what needs to be considered when overseeing transition plans?
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