Climate Supervisory Shocks and Bank Lending: Empirical Evidence from Microdata

Climate Supervisory Shocks and Bank Lending: Empirical Evidence from Microdata

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Climate Supervisory Shocks and Bank Lending: Empirical Evidence from Microdata

In the absence of regulatory capital requirements for climate-related financial risks, this paper studies the short-term effects of how the increased focus on these risks by the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) since 2020 has affected lending channels of European banks through credit reallocation and different credit spreads.

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