Central Banking and Climate-Related Financial Risks

December 11 - 13
CEMLA Mexico City, Mexico

Organizing Institutions

Centro de Estudios Monetarios Latinoamericanos, A. C.
UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme)

Content
  • Session 1 – Getting started, led by EUI
  • Session 2 – A snapshot of Climate-Related Financial Risks, led by EUI
  • Session 3 – Measuring climate-related financial risks led by EUI
  • Session 4 – Deep-dive into selected tools to approach climate risks led by EUI
  • Session 5 – Central banks’ responses: an overview led by EUI
  • Session 6 – “Greening” banks’ operations and monetary policy led by EUI with guest intervention from CEMLA central bank expert
  • Session 7 – “Greening” micro-prudential and supervisory tools led by EUI
  • Session 8 – A systemic view: financial stability implications of climate risks led by EUI
  • Session 9: A look ahead on sustainable finance markets (supported by a few facts and figures) led by EUI
  • Concluding remarks
Objetive

The course provides topical content and practical tools for staff members with a role in developing analytical and policy tools for the assessment of climate-related financial risks. Moreover, the course will also act as a platform to stimulate the exchange and debate among central banks on the urgent challenges imposed by climate change and environmental degradation.

Aimed at

Senior staff at central banks from CEMLA’s Membership, with practical approaches for quantifying the impact of climate-related financial risk and global best practices to integrate climate risk into both prudential and risk management frameworks.

Coordinator

Matías Ossandon Busch
Directorate of Financial Stability

 

 
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