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Invest in data and adaptation to fight extreme weather impacts, NGFS says
21 May 2026Investments in climate adaptation and resilience measures and improvements in data relating to extreme weather events are among actions recommended by a group of central banks and supervisors to combat the worst climate impacts.
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Video: EF Personality of 2026: Interview with Marjan Divjak
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DNB's Sleijpen appointed chair of NGFS
14 May 2026Olaf Sleijpen has been appointed chair of the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS), to succeed the current chair Sabine Mauderer from July.
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Personality of the year: Marjan Divjak
16 April 2026Marjan Divjak's leadership in structuring and executing Slovenia's inaugural sustainability-linked bond has set an example for sovereign issuers seeking to link capital markets with measurable environmental outcomes.
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Sustainable Debt EMEA returns to London next week
15 April 2026Environmental Finance's 14th annual Sustainable Debt EMEA conference returns to London on 23 April.
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Is nature a blind spot for central banks?
17 February 2026Momentum on addressing nature is growing amongst supervisors, but the topic lags far behind climate. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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NGFS finds highly divergent inflation impacts in short-term models
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NGFS backs extending 'greening' to central bank-issued debt & reserves
15 January 2026Central banks should consider extending work to 'green' their own assets to cover 'liabilities', including short-term debt and monetary reserves, according to a group of central banks and supervisors.
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Data gaps holding us back from investing in climate resilience, says Phoenix (ESG Data conference)
15 October 2025Gaps in availability of climate resilience data are constraining investment in the theme, according to insurer Phoenix Group.
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PCAF playing catch-up with standard setters, despite ISSB's financial institutions reprieve
02 October 2025The industry-led Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) is working to provide financial institutions with the standards they need to meet incoming sustainability reporting rules, a key industry figure has said.