Research Archive
The Treatment Of Physical Climate Risks By Central Banks
This report analyses challenges, progress and future strategies for managing physical risks in India. Researchers advocate for a phased and proportional approach to mandatory standards to overcome capacity issues.
Net Zero Finance Analysis
A new tracker evaluates banks’ net-zero pledges, addressing accountability gaps and enabling comparisons to identify best practices in climate commitments.
Prudential Net Zero Transition Plans
Prudential transition plans offer supervisors a new regulatory tool to assess systemic climate risks and can inform measures such as systemic risk buffers.
Recommendations Toward the Development of Scenarios for Assessing Nature-Related Economic and Financial Risks
The Network for Greening the Financial System has published technical recommendations to guide central banks and supervisors in developing scenarios for nature-related economic and financial risks.
NGFS Climate Scenarios for Central Banks and Supervisors: Phase 4
The NGFS has revised its climate scenarios to reflect the world’s more disorderly path to net zero, due to delayed climate policy action and persistently high emissions.
Flood Risk Mapping in the New York Federal Reserve’s Second District
Widespread inaccuracies in flood risk mapping may result in inadequate insurance coverage with banks less likely to lend into areas with inaccurate maps, say economists.
Report on Microprudential Supervision of Climate-related Litigation Risks
Climate litigation is a rapidly growing source of risk for financial institutions, but the supervisory framework for addressing this is only at an “early stage of development”, a NGFS report says. …
Overcoming the Babel Tower Challenge
Colombia was the first country in the Americas to develop a green taxonomy, and this WWF report says it can be used as a regional blueprint. The authors also give advice to countries to design interoperable, fit-for-purpose taxonomies.
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