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In 2021, the 26th United Nations Conference of the Parties on Climate Change (COP26) took place in Glasgow.
COP26 brought the parties together to renew the Paris agreements. Central banks and regulators must ensure that our financial systems can withstand the impacts of climate change and support the transition to net-zero emissions.
And banks, insurers, investors and other financial firms must commit to ensuring that their investments and lending are aligned with the net-zero emissions goal.

Following the COP26 conference, our partner Synechron brought together the financial services industry. On 23 November, we participated in the climate risk webinar with ABN AMRO and Synechron.

We will look at climate risk from the perspective of the financial services sector – growing risks (both physical and transitory), challenges and opportunities for banks, regulatory requirements, customer expectations, (missing) climate data and climate-proof risk management.

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The 2022 Climate Risk Scorecard, published in June 2022, benchmarked U.S. federal financial regulator progress on climate-related financial risk and communicated progress to various stakeholders, including state and federal regulators, Congress, the public, investors, NGOs, the media, the market, and regulated entities. The Scorecard demonstrates the rapidly changing risk management landscape, highlighting regulatory actions in the United States. This webinar will review and highlight regulator actions addressing climate-related financial risk, explore progress made in the six months since the 2022 Scorecard’s publication, and discuss important next steps.

In this webinar, attendees will:
– Review the 2022 Scorecard results for nine federal financial regulators.
– Hear from federal financial regulators on why their agencies are addressing climate risk, and the major steps they have taken so far.
– Discover the current progress in the climate risk landscape, and the next steps necessary to effectively manage these risks.
– Demonstrate an understanding of the regulatory and market shift that is already happening, and the importance of continued action (including finalizing OCC/FDIC’s Climate Principles, and SEC’s climate disclosure rule).

Explore the scorecard here: ceres.org/scorecard.