Climate change focus report 2019
Following Mark Carney’s “breaking the tragedy of the horizon” speech in 2015, it became apparent central banks and regulators needed to sit up and take responsibility for risks emerging as a result of climate change.
It appears Carney’s call to arms was heard, but there remains an abundance of work to be undertaken, and Central Banking hopes this report will provide some guidance on issues that so desperately need to be discussed.
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