This paper shows that, through an integrated inclusive green finance (IGF) approach, central banks and financial supervisors can enable banks and supervisors to foster a just transition to an environmentally sustainable economy and avoid potential adverse effects on economically vulnerable groups. Read more
This paper explores current models and scenarios for analysing nature-related financial risks. It identifies the key methodological considerations and requirements if nature assessments are to provide useful guidance to the financial sector. Read more
The impacts of biodiversity loss call for urgent and transformative changes to economic and financial systems. This paper discusses the need to extend the scope of central banks’ approach to the environmental crisis. Read more
This paper considers how capital requirements - which in their current form act as a barrier to the transition to an environmentally sustainable economy - can become green. Specifically, it explores how green differentiated capital requirements (GDCRs) can be incorporated into financial regulation frameworks. Read more