Research Archive

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Research| December 11, 2023

Debt Relief for a Green and Inclusive Recovery

Guaranteeing Sustainable Development

A climate-smart debt mechanism could restructure US$812bn of sovereign debt in the global south, according to this report.

Published by Debt Relief for Green and Inclusive Recovery
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Research| November 21, 2023

Low Carbon Allocation in the Implementation of Monetary Policy

This paper reviews monetary and macroprudential tools, such as targeted green refinancing, that the ECB can use to speed up the green transition while maintaining price stability.

Published by European Parliament
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Research| September 26, 2023

Financing the Green Transition

The Role of Macroeconomic Policies in Ensuring a Just Transition

New asset classes can be used alongside the greening of macroeconomic policies to accelerate a socially and ecologically just transition, say researchers.

Published by Frontiers in Climate
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Research| June 20, 2023

The CO2 Content of the TLTRO III Scheme and Its Greening

Researchers explore how to design green targeted longer-term refinancing operations that address the “carbon bias” of ECB refinancing schemes and support price stability.

Published by LSE Grantham Institute
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Research| September 6, 2022

Green Credit Guidance

A Green Term Funding Scheme for a Cooler Future

This report argues for targeted credit policies and shows how the Bank of England can green its term funding scheme, beginning with a pilot programme for energy efficient building retrofits.

Published by New Economics Foundation
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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

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