Opinion

The BoE should strengthen its approach to nature-related financial risks and follow the ECB in embedding nature loss into financial supervision.

A just green transition should widen routes to a dignified life, not merely swap old environmental costs for new social ones.

As extreme weather worsens, central banks must use their monetary and regulatory tools to actively accelerate the region’s decarbonisation and build resilience to climate risks.

Climate finance has more than doubled yet uncertainties remain on its real impact. AI and other technologies could help change that, argue Tianyin Sun and Yuan Zheng. …

Private investment alone won’t deliver the energy transition. National development banks can, says Adam McGibbon of Oil Change International.

The new PM’s Treasury choice signals climate has slipped from an existential threat to a budget line competing with defence. 

The European Central Bank’s new climate factor is a welcome step forward, but could fall short if flaws aren’t addressed, says central bank expert Clarisse Murphy

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.

The EU lacks a bridge between its decarbonisation targets and investment delivery, but regulatory changes could mobilise finance and accelerate delivery, say Caroline Henry and Clara Calipel of I4CE.