Two new studies have found that deforestation could create a loss in value as great as the 2008 financial crash, and that central banks have purchased debt from issuers linked to forest loss.
The Bank of England is to become the lender of last resort to UK energy companies facing liquidity issues, while policy makers discuss a similar role for the European Central Bank.
As the ECB moves to decarbonise its corporate bond portfolio, 12 leading research and advocacy groups have issued a list of four key criteria they say are crucial to the robustness and credibility of the exercise.
The transition impact on sovereign bonds, the BdF reviews scenario analysis, GOP opposition to SEC disclosure proposals, the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium and more from this week in green central banking.
A new BoE staff study has found that 10% of UK bank assets are either directly or indirectly exposed to the transition to net zero, with some likely to benefit from the switch to renewable energy.
The Reserve Bank of India has released a discussion paper outlining its approach to managing the climate risks faced by Indian financial institutions, the first major climate-related policy document it has published.
An ECB study reveals climate risk premiums for equity markets, green loans from the Central Bank of Iraq, the San Francisco Fed on the US megadrought and more from this week in green central banking.
The NGFS has created a new directory of climate-related information needs and sources aimed at facilitating disclosures and risk mitigation, as well as filling regulator and financial sector data gaps.
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