Highlights•Before COVID-19, financial institutions started acknowledging climate
risks.•Central banks acted boldly to ensure financial stability in the wake of the …

The concentration of human activities in urban areas, increasing greenhouse gas emissions,
and high global temperature values in urban areas have accelerated the research on global …

Climate change and other threats to environmental sustainability will have an increasingly
material impact on financial actors. However, transmission channels and possible spillover …

The executive summary will provide a concise overview of the conceptual framework aimed
at understanding the relationship between climate change and zoonotic diseases in the …

We analyze the potential of the European Union (EU) Taxonomy (ET) for Sustainable
Activities to mobilize investments for the sustainability transition toward urban nature-based …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Although governments and companies have been
implementing various measures, such as technological innovation, new emissions …

The scholarship on green state transformation has harnessed debates on the empirical and
ideal transformations of the state in the Anthropocene, but central banks have thus far been …

Capital requirements play a central role in financial regulation and have significant
implications for financial stability and credit allocation. However, in their existing form, they …

The climate and biodiversity emergencies require structural economic shifts that will
necessitate strategic coordination between macroeconomic policy authorities. The Covid-19 …

Climate change became a central issue in 1988 with the creation of the Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change. Financial authorities only started to take up the subject in 2015 …