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NGFS unveils 'short-term' climate scenarios for prudential stress testing
04 October 2023A group of central bankers has published a framework for modelling physical and transition climate-related risks over three-to-five years, to be used for prudential stress testing and to "enable financial actors to properly assess the resilience of the financial sector".
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NGFS publishes guidance amid rise in climate-related litigation cases
04 September 2023Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) has warned more climate-related litigation cases are on the horizon.
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Central banks: we need better transition data to inform monetary policy
26 July 2023Central banks have called for a framework to help them determine which aspects of the climate transition are relevant to monetary policy, and better data to inform their decisions.
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NGFS says it will heed call for more detailed climate scenarios
09 June 2023Respondents to a consultation on climate-related scenarios say they want more detail on sector-level impacts as well as extra guidance on using the scenarios - a call the group developing the scenarios said will be answered later this year.
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NGFS looks to develop 'short-term' climate scenarios
25 May 2023 -
We cannot ignore nature, warns German central bank
15 May 2023The profitability of banks will be put at risk if they continue to ignore nature-related risks, Deutsche Bundesbank's Sabine Mauderer warned,...
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NGFS hails progress on climate, biodiversity in annual report
27 April 2023 -
NGFS interested in UK transition plan framework, says BoE's Breeden
28 February 2023There is international interest in the UK's plans to develop a world-leading "gold standard" for climate transition plans, including from members of the Central Banks and Supervisors Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS), a senior central banker has said.
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NGFS seeks feedback on climate scenarios
07 February 2023 -
Sustainable finance: key themes for regulation and policy in 2023
06 January 2023The year ahead could be dominated by ESG-related regulation and progress on sustainability data initiatives, Michael Hurley writes