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Asia can't adapt its way out of heat stress
As temperatures climb in South Korea, new analysis finds its central bank’s rules still favour fossil fuel assets
Europe’s next major climate shock
Drought is threatening the region's power, transport and food
ECB expands climate factor as Europe burns
Meanwhile, the fires in Europe are increasing inflation concerns.
Singapore regulator takes first look at physical climate risks
Meanwhile, state investor Temasek prepares to adapt to a warmer, more fragmented world
Climate change risk is financial risk
Plus, climate litigation is a real risk for banks and insurers, a new report finds
Europe must impose higher capital requirements for insurers’ fossil fuel investments
Increased capital requirements for insurers are needed to reflect the higher risks of fossil fuel assets, says sustainable finance expert Jérôme Crugnola-Humbert.
US bank lobbyists claim ECB ignoring risks of fast transition
The Bank Policy Institute has critiqued an ECB report that found most banks face transition risk, claiming the central bank’s methodology is flawed, reports Moriah Costa.
Report: financial losses from climate risk may be underestimated by 70%
GCB's Moriah Costa reports on how traditional assessments of investor losses from physical climate risks could be underestimating depletion by as much as 70%.
Climate-triggered paradoxes yearning for remedial action at Jackson Hole
The Jackson Hole symposium is the perfect opportunity for central banks to fully account for carbon emissions in their monetary policy toolkits, says Frank Van Gansbeke of Beyond Bretton Woods.