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Research| June 17, 2022

Aligning Financial and Monetary Policies with the Concept of Double Materiality

Rationales, Proposals and Challenges

This paper from six Banque de France authors outlines between organisational risk, systemic risk and post risk rationales for the use of double materiality, suggesting policy implications and challenges for each.

Published by SOAS Centre of Sustainable Finance, LSE Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment & Inspire
Flooding in Valkenburg aan de Geul, Netherlands in July 2021
Research| February 24, 2022

The Role of Central Banks’ Credit Rating in Mitigating Climate and Environmental Risk

This report examines credit assessments in the Eurosystem’s collateral framework, showing how the ECB and national central banks can integrate environmental criteria into their ratings.

Published by Postive Money Europe & WWF
Climate-neutral central banking: How the European System of Central Banks can support the transition to net-zero
Research| June 25, 2021

Climate-neutral central banking: How the European System of Central Banks can support the transition to net-zero

This policy report examines why EU central banks need to adopt net-zero climate strategies and offers seven concrete recommendations for how they can do so. Jointly published by the London School of Economics’ Grantham Institute and SOAS University of London, …

Published by Grantham Institute, London School of Economics and SOAS, University of London

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