Research Archive

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Research| August 12, 2022

Greening Collateral Frameworks

This paper from the Inspire research network argues that central banks should adjust their collateral frameworks based on the environmental impacts of the assets put forward.

Published by Inspire & LSE Grantham Institute
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Research| May 5, 2022

Central Banking and Climate Action

China Steers Credit to Decarbonise

Although the PBoC operates within China’s unique economic, political, and financial environment, there is considerable scope for its policies to be replicated elsewhere.

Published by Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis
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Research| April 25, 2022

Realising Central Banks’ Climate Ambitions Through Financial Stability Mandates

Effective green central banking governance should be based on a synthesis between monetary and macroprudential policymaking, finds this study of G20 climate-related policies and mandates.

Published by Paola D’Orazio and Lilit Popoyan
Research| January 9, 2022

Greening Monetary Policy: Evidence from the People’s Bank of China

The PBoC’s decision to accept green bonds as collateral resulted in a significant and persistent reduction to the yields of those bonds, finds this paper from the Banque de France.

Published by Banque de France
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Research| May 14, 2021

Out of the Window? Green Monetary Policy in China

This paper examines the use by Chinese monetary and financial authorities of ‘window guidance’, a tool designed to encourage financial institutions to expand credit to sustainable activities and curb lending to heavy-polluting industries.

Published by LSE Grantham Institute

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