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28 PUBLICATIONS
Consultation response
Finance Watch responds to Commission’s call for evidence – Communication on European Savings and Investments Union
Consultation response
Addressing systemic risks and regulatory gaps in non-banking financial institutions – Finance Watch response to Commission Consultation
Report
Report – Lost Momentum: The Evolution and Challenges of Basel III
Finance Watch examines the progress and challenges of the Basel III framework and addresses the looming risks to global financial stability. The report urges policymakers not to withdraw from international cooperation, but...
Consultation response
Progress on climate scenario analysis is necessary but not sufficient – Feedback to BCBS on the use of CSA in supervision and risk management
Joint statement
Joint Statement – Why carbon offsetting undermines climate targets
Finance Watch joined forces with more than 80 civil society organizations to warn that a reliance on carbon credits will likely “slow down global emission reductions.” and call on global companies and...
Report
Report – Transition Planning for Insurers: A supervisory tool to improve climate risk resilience
As climate chaos seals the fate of usual economic models in the insurance sector, transition plans are poised to become lifelines for insurers and for the whole economy. This report highlights the...
Open letter
Open letter calling on the BCBS to enshrine the principle of “full transparency” in disclosures of climate-related financial risk
In an open-letter signed by 30+ experts, practitioners and global stakeholders, Finance Watch called on the Basel Committee to enshrine the principle of “full transparency” in disclosures of climate-related financial risk in...
Consultation response
Banks should also disclose the results of capital adequacy assessment (BCBS consultation on climate risk disclosure)
Consultation response
BCBS Core principles: the specificity of climate risk requires a precautionary approach (Consultation)
Joint statement
Joint letter – 16 organisations urge ECON to bolster action against climate risk in Basel III finalisation
In a joint letter signed by 16 organisations, Finance Watch and partners urged Members of the ECON Committee to take credible action to tackle climate-related financial risks and to fully implement the...
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