News and commentary
Norway’s green sovereign wealth push
To achieve significant climate impact, Norway’s sovereign fund will need to direct its investments
The future of payments , 25 February 2020
Buttigieg positions himself as Obama successor , 24 February 2020
Scaling up sustainable finance in Asia , 19 February 2020
Low trust impedes digital currency plans , 18 February 2020
When central bankers’ powers run out , 18 February 2020
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Analysis
Getting ready for green regulation
Across the world, financial institutions and investors should expect ever-tougher regulatory action on climate change. Most central banks from advanced and emerging economies now identify climate change as a major threat to financial stability; even two years ago, hardly any made that claim. So far, few central banks have decided significant climate action. That number is expected to grow markedly.
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January 2020: Eurovision
Winter 2020 Vol.11 Ed.1 More than 60 years ago, the French statesman Charles ...
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Meetings
The UK’s global economic position after Brexit
John Mahon, Director General, Exports, Department for International TradeRoundtable Fri 28 Feb 2020, 09:00 - 10:30. London.
Developing European capital markets: Ensuring economic stability through strengthening capital markets across the euro area
Seminar Wed 4 Mar 2020, 08:15 - 14:30. Amsterdam.
