The academic and policy debate regarding the role of central banks and financial regulators
in addressing climate-related financial risks has rapidly expanded in recent years. This …

While there is a growing debate among researchers and practitioners on the possible role of
central banks and financial regulators in supporting a smooth transition to a low-carbon …

Climate-related financial risks (CRFR) are now recognised by central banks and supervisors
as material to their financial stability mandates. But while CRFR are considered to have …

This article examines how addressing climate-related risks and supporting mitigation and
adaptation policies fit into central bank mandates. We conduct an analysis of mandates and …

Using a stock-flow-fund ecological macroeconomic model, we analyse (i) the effects of
climate change on financial stability and (ii) the financial and global warming implications of …

Meeting its climate policy objectives requires the UK to rapidly decarbonise its energy
sector. This demands high levels of investments into low carbon energy infrastructure, which …

While there is increasing interest in decarbonizing or greening monetary policy, central
banks are keen to maintain market neutrality. However, there is evidence that the market has …

The present paper examines the role that green bonds can play in financing the transition to
low carbon economy. We first establish the need for central banks to respond to climate …

Climate change has profound effects not only on societies and economies, but also for the
ability of central banks to deliver price stability in the future. Among others, climate change …

This article studies how institutional dynamics might affect and be affected by the
implementation of climate-related financial policies. First, we propose a three-dimensional …