Addressing climate change data needs: the central banks' contribution

Committee, Irving Fisher

Addressing climate change data needs: the central banks' contribution

Irving Fisher Committee

No 63 in IFC Bulletins from Bank for International Settlements

Date: 2025 Written 2025-03
ISBN: 978-92-9259-848-8
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Chapters in this book:

A framework for macro-financial analysis of climate risks: Christian Schmieder, Abhishek Srivastav and Miroslav Petkov
A multi-country study of forward-looking economic losses from floods and tropical cyclones: Michele Fornino, Mahmut Kutlukaya, Caterina Lepor and Javier Uruñuela López
Addressing climate change data needs: the global debate and central banks' contribution: David Nefzi, Jolien Noels, Romana Peronaci, Christian Schmieder, Ünal Seven, Ömer K Seyhun, Bruno Tissot and Elena Triebskorn
Advancing climate action through enhanced data governance: a case study of Indonesia: Solikin Juhro, Charvin Lim, Heru Rahadyan and Irman Robinson
Assessing physical risk impact of climate change: a focus on Chile: Pablo García Silva, Felipe Córdova, Federico Natho, Josué Pérez, Mauricio Salas and Francisco Vásquez
Assessing the climate consistency of finance: taking stock of methodologies and their links to climate mitigation policy objectives: Jolien Noels and Raphael Jachnik
Asset-level assessment of climate physical risk matters for adaptation finance: Stefano Battiston, Giacomo Bressan, Anja Duranovic and Irene Monasterolo
Central bank's approaches to fill data gaps on green debt securities: case of Indonesia: Oktefvia Aruda Lisjana, Herina Prasnawaty, Nur Aisyah Safitri, Dini Sulliati and Anggraini Widjanarti
Central banks and climate risk data initiatives: Fabienne Fortanier
Central banks' contribution to addressing climate change data needs: lessons from recent experience and outlook: Fabienne Fortanier
Climate risk in the polish banking sector - analysis of dirty and green industries: Aneta Kosztowniak
Combining AI and domain expertise to assess corporate climate transition disclosures: Julia Anna Bingler, Markus Leippold, Jingwei Ni, Tobias Schimanski and Chiara Colesanti Senni
Compiling climate finance statistics from security-by-security data: Flavio Fusero, Johannes Kleibl and Dimitra Theleriti
Digital twins for bridging climate data gaps: from flood hazards to firms' physical assets to banking risks: Etienne de L'Estoile, Lisa Kerdelhué and Thierry Verdier
Enhancing climate resilience through geospatial analysis for use cases of JC3 climate data catalogue by Bank Negara Malaysia: Muhammad Nadzif Bin Ramlan
ESG work at the Central Bank of Angola: Suzana Monteiro
Financing the decarbonization of hard-to-abate sectors: trends, issues, and ways forward: Fatih Yilmaz
Going green in finance: bridging data gaps for enhanced financial risk and opportunities assessment: Artak Harutyunyan, Padma Hurree-Gobin, Mahmut Kutlukaya and Fozan Fareed
Houston, we have a problem: can satellite information bridge the climate-related data gap?: Andres Alonso-Robisco, Jose Carbo, Emily Kormanyos and Elena Triebskorn
Introducing the work programme of the BIS Innovation Hub Singapore Centre on green finance and climate risk data: Patrick Hoffmann, Maha El Dimachki, Kenneth Gay, Léa Grisey and Zooey Bossert
Measures of sustainable finance in the international standards for macroeconomic statistics: Sarah Barahona
Measuring foreign direct investment carbon footprint: an experiment with micro data: Véronique Genre, Alice Magniez, David Nefzi and Francois Robin
Refining ESG models: embedding natural capital valuation beyond box-ticking compliance towards confronting planetary boundaries: Kasırga Yıldırak and Ömer Kayhan Seyhun
The impact of temperature and precipitation on wheat production in Türkiye: Saide Simin Bayraktar and Aslihan Atabek Demirhan
The puzzle of forward-looking climate transition risk metrics: Ignacio Félez de Torres, Clara Gonzalez and Elena Triebskorn
The role of governments in emission cuts: evidence from emerging and advanced economies: Canan Özkan and Zehra Çavuşoğlu Adıgüzel
US banks' exposures to climate transition risks: Hyeyoon Jung, João Santos and Lee Seltzer
We aim to curb emissions - but how can we know where we stand?: Ulf von Kalckreuth

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