Study reveals Central Banks' climate risk management driven by politics, not economic exposure

Study reveals Central Banks' climate risk management driven by politics, not economic exposure

Study reveals Central Banks' climate risk management driven by politics, not economic exposure

A new research publication examines how central banks across OECD and G20 countries manage climate and energy transition risks. The study finds that central banks' approach to re-risking fossil fuel investments and de-risking clean energy investments is more influenced by national climate politics than by economic vulnerability.

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