Research Archive
Macroprudential Policies for Addressing Climate-related Financial Risks
Given the material and systemic risks posed by climate change, there is a strong case for adjusting macroprudential policies, according to this FSI research. …
Climate-related financial policy index
This comprehensive study examines the climate-related financial policies of 74 countries between 2000 and 2020 to create an index ranking each country across five green policy areas.
Assessing Financial Risks from Physical Climate Shocks : A Framework for Scenario Generation
Scenarios developed to assess the financial risks from physical climatic events do not fully capture such shocks, finds this World Bank paper from three distinguished sustainable finance academics.
Green Mortgages, EU Taxonomy and Environment Risk Weighted Assets: A Key Link for the Transition
This original and timely paper introduces an environment risk weighted assets tool that financial regulators could use almost immediately to help banks green their portfolios by lending to households to reduce energy use and emissions.
Identifying, Managing and Disclosing Climate-related Financial Risks: Options for the Reserve Bank of India
This groundbreaking joint report quantifies the extent of lending by Indian banks to fossil fuel assets and examines the risks to the Indian financial system.
Aligning Canadian Finance with Climate Commitments
This white paper from the office of Canadian Senator Rosa Galvez examines the fossil fuel funding of Canadian financial institutions and public authorities and the resulting systemic risks to financial stability. …
Preventing a ‘Climate Minsky Moment’: Environmental Financial Risks and Prudential Exposure Limits
Central banks can avoid a ‘climate Minsky moment’ by placing soft limits on banks’ exposures to transition-sensitive sectors, according to LSE’s Grantham Institute.
A Silver Bullet Against Green Swans
A European Commission review of the regulatory framework on capital requirements for banks and insurance companies offers an opportunity for a “quick fix” to address climate-related risks to the financial system, finds this ground-breaking Finance Watch report.
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