Archives - Climate Risks

• 25 February 2021 FSB Chair’s letter to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors: February 2021

  FSB Chair updates Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors on the FSB’s ambitious 2021 work plan, which seeks to address vulnerabilities directly related to COVID-19; and support strong, sustainable growth in a post-COVID world.

  Content Type(s): Publications, Reports to the G20 Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate Risks, COVID-19, Cross Border Payments, Cyber Resilience, Data Gaps, FinTech, Macroprudential, Non-bank financial intermediation, Resolution and Crisis Management

• 25 February 2021 FSB Chair updates Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors on the FSB’s key priorities for 2021

  The FSB Chair outlines the FSB work programme for 2021, which seeks to address COVID-19 vulnerabilities and support strong, sustainable, and balanced growth in a post-COVID world.

  Content Type(s): Press, Press Releases Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate Risks, COVID-19, Cross Border Payments, Cyber Resilience, Data Gaps, FinTech, Macroprudential, Non-bank financial intermediation, Resolution and Crisis Management

• 20 January 2021 FSB Work Programme for 2021

  Annual work programme and publication timetable for the FSB

  Content Type(s): Publications Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate Risks, COVID-19, Cross Border Payments, Cyber Resilience, Data Gaps, Disclosure, Effects of Reforms, Financial Benchmarks, Non-bank financial intermediation, Resolution and Crisis Management, Supervision and Risk Management, Vulnerabilities Assessments

• 20 January 2021 FSB sets out 2021 work programme

  FSB will remain vigilant to new and emerging risks to global financial stability, and support international cooperation and coordination on the COVID-19 response.

  Content Type(s): Press, Press Releases Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate Risks, COVID-19, Cross Border Payments, Cyber Resilience, Data Gaps, Disclosure, Effects of Reforms, Financial Benchmarks, Non-bank financial intermediation, Resolution and Crisis Management, Supervision and Risk Management, Vulnerabilities Assessments

• 22 December 2020 FSB Response to the IFRS Foundation’s Consultation Paper on Sustainability Reporting

  The FSB supports the recommended approach by the Trustees of the IFRS Foundation to initially focus on standards for climate-related financial disclosures, as an important initiative to promote globally consistent disclosures and avoiding fragmentation.

  Content Type(s): Publications Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate Risks, Disclosure

• 21 December 2020 FSB encourages the IFRS Foundation and authorities to use TCFD’s recommendations as the basis for climate-related financial risk disclosures

  FSB statement of support for using the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations as the basis for climate-related disclosures

  Content Type(s): Press, Press Releases Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate Risks, Disclosure

• 8 December 2020 FSB Americas group discusses financial market developments and enhancing cross-border payments

  FSB holds virtual meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for Americas.

  Content Type(s): Other Meetings, Press, Press Releases Source(s): FSB, RCGs Policy Area(s): Climate Risks, COVID-19, Cross Border Payments, Financial Benchmarks, Non-bank financial intermediation, Vulnerabilities Assessments

• 3 December 2020 FSB Sub-Saharan Africa group discusses regional vulnerabilities and enhancing cross-border payments

  FSB holds virtual meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for Sub-Saharan Africa.

  Content Type(s): Other Meetings, Press, Press Releases Source(s): FSB, RCGs Policy Area(s): Climate Risks, COVID-19, Cross Border Payments, Financial Benchmarks, Vulnerabilities Assessments

• 23 November 2020 The implications of climate change for financial stability

  Report analyses the potential cross-border transmission and amplification of climate-related risks and sets out next steps.

  Content Type(s): Publications Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate Risks

• 23 November 2020 FSB examines financial stability implications of climate change

  FSB analyses how climate-related risks might impact, or be amplified by, the financial system, including across borders.

  Content Type(s): Press, Press Releases Source(s): FSB Policy Area(s): Climate Risks