SUERF

With attention to climate change on the rise, there is a heightened need for accurate risk quantification to underpin action in the public and private sector alike. The ESRB and ECB have mobilised their resources aimed at improving the measurement and modelling of climate-related risk, noting its clear financial stability angle. This seminar would share key results to date as published in ESRB reports of 2020 and 2021.

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Tuesday, 15 February 2022

15:00

Climate-related risks: A financial stability angle for Europe

Opening by Ernest Gnan, OeNB I SUERF

Climate-related risks: A financial stability angle for Europe

Jean Boissinot, Banque de France

Paul Hiebert, ECB Presentation (pdf)

15:30

Panel Discussion

Chris Faint, Bank of England

Fabio M Natalucci, IMF Presentation (pdf)

Irene Monasterolo, EDHEC Business School Presentation (pdf)

16:30

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Climate change, Energy and Finance Financial stability, regulation and supervision

Climate-related risks: A financial stability angle for Europe

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Climate-related risks: A financial stability angle for Europe

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