All posts tagged "NGFS"
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596Asia-PacificJapan Climate Scenario Analysis Reveals Inconsistencies
Results highlight need for institutions to use common assumptions, refine analysis of individual companies and enhance methodologies.
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719Asia-PacificAustralian FIs Told to ‘Act Now’ on Climate Risk
Insurers, banks and superannuation funds face liability risk for failing to disclose, address and manage the effects of climate change.
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Industry
Green Transition Needs Greater Transparency – NGFS
Consistent, comparable and reliable data and products dependent on disclosure standards and harmonised taxonomies.
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Industry
NGFS Warns on Nature-related Risks to Financial Stability
Physical and transition risks linked to biodiversity loss will be harder for the financial industry to assess than for climate change, according...
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Industry
This Week’s People Moves: Simpson Swaps CalPERS for Franklin Templeton
ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of new hires in the sustainable investing sector, including Franklin Templeton, Ninety One, Robeco, Mirova, Adam Street Partners,...
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Asia-Pacific
China, EU Publish Common Sustainable Finance Taxonomy
The PBOC says it will help promote China-EU green investment and financing cooperation and cross-border activities, while reducing the cost of green...
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Industry
Too Soon to Base Capital Requirements on Climate Scenarios
Central banks are increasingly using climate scenarios to identify, assess and understand climate risks in their economies and financial systems, according to...
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1.3KFeaturesIs Time Running out for Banks?
Climate risk-related risk weightings are seen as inevitable as investors and supervisors scrutinise sector’s climate policies.
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Industry
Financial System Must Play Dual Role on Biodiversity
NGFS paper suggests applying a ‘double materiality’ approach to biodiversity loss, identifies knowledge gaps among central banks and regulators.
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Industry
NGFS Updates Climate Scenarios With More Granular Data
Central banks warn: 13% of global GDP would be at risk by end of century, even before accounting for severe weather events.
