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This section provides the last press releases and the future and past events the NGFS is involved in.
- NGFS welcomes four new members and the IMF as an observer
NGFS welcomes four new members and the IMF as an observer
- Publié le 27/09/2019
- EN
- PDF (568.63 Ko)
- Technical supplement to the First NGFS Comprehensive Report
The NGFS publishes an overview of climate-related impact assessments on financial stability and announces new members and observers
Consulter- First NGFS Comprehensive Report
NGFS calls for action by central banks, supervisors and all relevant stakeholders for greening the financial system
Consulter- NGFS 1st anniversary and announcement of five new Members
NGFS 1st anniversary and announcement of five new Members
- Publié le 12/12/2018
- 2 page(s)
- EN
- PDF (217.16 Ko)
- Publication of the first NGFS progress report
- Publication of the mandates of the NGFS technical workstreams and expansion of the NGFS membership
Publication of the mandates of the NGFS technical workstreams and expansion of the NGFS membership
Consulter- Joint statement by the Founding Members of the NGFS – One Planet Summit
Joint statement by the Founding Members of the Central Banks and Supervisors Network for Greening the Financial System – One Planet Summit
Consulter- First meeting of the NGFS on January 24th in Paris
First meeting of the Central Banks and Supervisors Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) on January 24th in Paris
Consulter- Financial supervisors to discuss climate change at DNB
- Conference 17th April 2019: Central banks and supervisors taking action on climate change/first comprehensive report of the NGFS
The NGFS organized a full-day conference to present its first comprehensive report on Wednesday 17th April, 2019 in Paris. The conference gathered its 36 members and 6 observers, representing the 5 continents.
The lesson drawn from the first 16 months of NGFS activity is that climate change presents significant financial risks that can only be mitigated through early and orderly transition. There is a need for global collective leadership and action across countries. The NGFS, as a coalition of the willing and a voluntary-based forum, is acknowledging this and its report is proposing first recommendations aiming at facilitating the role of the financial sector in achieving the objectives of the 2015 Paris Agreement.
In the morning, the conference was restricted to central bankers and supervisors –NGFS members and non NGFS members-. In the afternoon, the event gathered the regulators, their stake-holders and the representatives of the financial industry and was opened to the press.”
Please find below the links with the 3 main events of the afternoon of the conference :
- Plenary panel - What should be the next steps and follow-up of the NGFS comprehensive report? (link here)
- Fire-side chat, Mark Carney, Frank Elderson, François Villeroy de Galhau (link here)
- High-level panel – What can central banks do to mitigate climate-related risks and scale-up green finance? (link here)
The programme of the conference is published below, on this page of the NGFS website.
Open Letter on climate-related financial risks, by François Villeroy de Galhau, Mark Carney and Frank Elderson
Consulter
Central banks and supervisors taking action on climate change
- Publié le 15/04/2019
- EN
- PDF (117.53 Ko)
- The workstream 3 of the NGFS on “Scaling up green finance” and the Council on Economic Policies are jointly organising a conference on “Scaling up Green Finance: The Role of Central Banks”. Researchers from academia, central banks, and other institutions are welcome to contribute to the discussion on 8 – 9 November, 2018 in Berlin. Details in the Call for Papers
Scaling up Green Finance: The Role of Central Banks
- Publié le 29/10/2018
- 1 page(s)
- FR
- PDF (147.67 Ko)
- 11 October, 2018, Bali - NGFS High Level Event and Plenary Meeting
At the Annual Meeting in Bali, the World Bank Group in partnership with the NGFS organized a high level panel discussion on the role of regulators and central banks for scaling up green finance.
21 September 2018, Amsterdam Sustainable & Responsible Investment conference
Sustainable & Responsible Investment conference – Main take-aways
- Publié le 23/10/2018
- EN
- PDF (247.01 Ko)
Key elements to integrating SRI within the Dutch central bank: why, how & what – Else Bos, De Nederlandsche Bank
- Publié le 23/10/2018
- EN
- PDF (590.98 Ko)
Building Sustainable Capital Markets – World Bank
- Publié le 23/10/2018
- EN
- PDF (2.86 Mo)
On the Role of Central Banks in Enhancing Green Finance – Ulrich Volz, SOAS University of London & DIE
- Publié le 23/10/2018
- EN
- PDF (454.86 Ko)
Principles for Responsible Investment – Graeme Griffiths, Global Networks & Outreach and Don Gerritsen, Benelux
- Publié le 23/10/2018
- EN
- PDF (5.19 Mo)
SRI Strategies in Reserve Management – Pierre Cardon, BIS
- Publié le 23/10/2018
- EN
- PDF (1.45 Mo)
- Amsterdam, April 6, 2018- International Climate Risk Conference for Supervisors - Enhancing the financial system’s resilience to climate risks Conference
NGFS conference on climate risks for the financial sector
- Publié le 29/10/2018
- 2 page(s)
- EN
- PDF (88.7 Ko)
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