International Network for Sustainable Financial Policy Insights, Research and Exchange

September 18, 2023

Finance Ministries actions to implement the Global Biodiversity Framework and halt and reverse nature loss

August 9, 2023

Nature-related risks in the context of financial stability: what do regulators need to know?

August 2, 2023

Over two-thirds of central banks report climate-related economic damages

July 13, 2023

What do environmental risks in Southeast Asia mean for the insurance and banking sectors?

The inaugural AMRO-INSPIRE-GAIP Conference in Singapore, ‘Climate change – the effects, the impact’ in April 2023 brought together senior figures from financial regulators... Read More

July 11, 2023

Financing Water: beyond traditional economic thinking, it’s time for global action

July 4, 2023

Perspectives from a Southeast Asia Roundtable on Nature ‘Impact and Dependency’ Studies

July 4, 2023

What inclusive green finance could look like for central banks and financial supervisors

June 29, 2023

Caribbean Climate Crisis Demands Urgent Action by Governments and Investors

June 26, 2023

Responsible investment: the Banque de France steps up its climate commitments

June 26, 2023

Climate change, biodiversity loss and the role of central banks – Dr Sabine Mauderer (Member of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank)

June 26, 2023

“Much done, much more to do – climate risks and the banking sector” – Remarks by Deputy Governor Sharon Donnery (Central Bank of Ireland)

June 26, 2023

Governing Finance and Climate Change – The Role of Central Banks and Financial Supervisors in Addressing Climate-Related Financial Risks

June 26, 2023

Banks must continue improving climate risk disclosures as new EU rules take effect, ECB report shows

June 26, 2023

Bank of Canada releases first report about climate risks to its mandate and operations

June 26, 2023

COP15 marked a decisive moment for central banks and supervisors to address nature risks in the Anthropocene

April 22, 2022

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Finance Ministries actions to implement the Global Biodiversity Framework and halt and reverse nature loss

Nature-related risks in the context of financial stability: what do regulators need to know?

Over two-thirds of central banks report climate-related economic damages

What do environmental risks in Southeast Asia mean for the insurance and banking sectors?

Financing Water: beyond traditional economic thinking, it’s time for global action

Perspectives from a Southeast Asia Roundtable on Nature ‘Impact and Dependency’ Studies

What inclusive green finance could look like for central banks and financial supervisors

Caribbean Climate Crisis Demands Urgent Action by Governments and Investors

Responsible investment: the Banque de France steps up its climate commitments

Climate change, biodiversity loss and the role of central banks – Dr Sabine Mauderer (Member of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank)

“Much done, much more to do – climate risks and the banking sector” – Remarks by Deputy Governor Sharon Donnery (Central Bank of Ireland)

Governing Finance and Climate Change – The Role of Central Banks and Financial Supervisors in Addressing Climate-Related Financial Risks

Banks must continue improving climate risk disclosures as new EU rules take effect, ECB report shows

Bank of Canada releases first report about climate risks to its mandate and operations

How green is the ECB balance sheet?

The economy and banks need nature to survive

Net zero transition planning as a change management process

Why central banks are taking action on climate and nature

COP15 marked a decisive moment for central banks and supervisors to address nature risks in the Anthropocene

A natural re-connection: the economic imperative and risks associated with Nature

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Finance Ministries actions to implement the Global Biodiversity Framework and halt and reverse nature loss

Nature-related risks in the context of financial stability: what do regulators need to know?

Over two-thirds of central banks report climate-related economic damages

What do environmental risks in Southeast Asia mean for the insurance and banking sectors?

Financing Water: beyond traditional economic thinking, it’s time for global action

Perspectives from a Southeast Asia Roundtable on Nature ‘Impact and Dependency’ Studies

What inclusive green finance could look like for central banks and financial supervisors

Caribbean Climate Crisis Demands Urgent Action by Governments and Investors

Responsible investment: the Banque de France steps up its climate commitments

Climate change, biodiversity loss and the role of central banks – Dr Sabine Mauderer (Member of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank)

“Much done, much more to do – climate risks and the banking sector” – Remarks by Deputy Governor Sharon Donnery (Central Bank of Ireland)

Governing Finance and Climate Change – The Role of Central Banks and Financial Supervisors in Addressing Climate-Related Financial Risks

Banks must continue improving climate risk disclosures as new EU rules take effect, ECB report shows

Bank of Canada releases first report about climate risks to its mandate and operations

How green is the ECB balance sheet?

The economy and banks need nature to survive

Net zero transition planning as a change management process

Why central banks are taking action on climate and nature

COP15 marked a decisive moment for central banks and supervisors to address nature risks in the Anthropocene

A natural re-connection: the economic imperative and risks associated with Nature