Research Archive

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Research| July 3, 2024

Designing a Macroprudential Capital Buffer for Climate-related Risks

ECB researchers present a detailed methodology for calibrating systemic risk buffers to address climate-related financial risks, bridging a critical gap in research.

Published by European Central Bank
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Research| June 10, 2024

Prudential Net Zero Transition Plans

The Potential of a New Regulatory Instrument

Prudential transition plans offer supervisors a new regulatory tool to assess systemic climate risks and can inform measures such as systemic risk buffers.

Published by Journal of Banking Regulation
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Research| August 31, 2023

Rising Temperatures, Falling Ratings

The Effect of Climate Change on Sovereign Creditworthiness

Researchers show that climate-induced sovereign downgrades will occur by 2030, and how climate-smart policies could curb the impact on debt-servicing costs.

Published by Management Science
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Research| July 26, 2023

Decarbonising the Downturn

Addressing Climate Change in an Age of Stagnation

Conscious economic planning is needed for the renewable energy investment boom to “swim against” the long-term stagnation of the world economy, say experts in economic governance.

Published by Competition and Change
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Research| May 15, 2023

Macroprudential Policies for Addressing Climate-related Financial Risks

Challenges and Trade-offs

Given the material and systemic risks posed by climate change, there is a strong case for adjusting macroprudential policies, according to this FSI research. …

Published by Financial Stability Institute
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Research| May 13, 2022

Central Banks and Climate Change

Fit, Opportunity and Suitability in the Law and Beyond

This paper and an accompanying blog post use a systematic methodology and legal perspective to analytically address mandate, independence and other objections to greater central bank action on climate change.

Published by European Banking Institute

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