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People moves, 4 June: NGFS, BoE, SEB, Redington ... and more

Breeden promoted to BoE strategy role

BoE looking at 'climate friendly' market neutrality and collateral regime

UK finance sector gets new advice on climate-related risks

NGFS issues three climate scenarios for central banks

Central banks are 'not leading by example' on climate change

Central banks have started playing "a crucial role" in mobilising the institutions they supervise to address climate risks, but "seem more hesitant to lead by example" when it comes to their own investments, a report argues.

It's time for a Marshall Plan for the planet, says Aviva

"A Marshall Plan for the planet" will be needed to help to pay for the trillions needed to build the clean infrastructure needed to combat climate change, Aviva Investors said.

Central banks send powerful climate risk message with landmark report

A report by some of the world’s most influential central banks and supervisors has sent a shot across the bow of the investment community by signalling that climate-related risk is near the top of their agenda.

UK's PRA is first regulator to publish supervisory statement on climate change

The UK's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has become the first regulator to publish its expectations on how banks and insurers should manage climate risks.

Supervising an orderly transition

Why is the Bank of England increasingly focusing on climate change? Sarah Breeden explains its approach to Peter Cripps