Climate Risk and Sustainable Finance: Bridging Policy, Research and Practice

Clara I. González, Pedro Linares, Soledad Núñez, Íñigo Losada, Anil Markandya, Avinash Persaud, Frank Elderson, Kevin Stiroh, Rob Patalano, Enrique Serrano, Caspar Siegert, James Talbot, Juan Ayuso, Elena Triebskorn, Luis Ángel Maza, Carmen Nuzzo, Agnieszka Trzcinska and Yann Marin
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Clara I. González: Banco de España
Pedro Linares: Universidad Pontificia Comillas - ICAI/IIT
Soledad Núñez: Banco de España
Íñigo Losada: Instituto de Hidráulica Ambiental - IHCantabria, Universidad de Cantabria
Anil Markandya: Basque Centre for Climate Change
Avinash Persaud: Inter-American Development Bank
Frank Elderson: European Central Bank
Kevin Stiroh: Resources for the Future
Rob Patalano: Centre for Economic Transition Expertise
Enrique Serrano: Centre for Economic Transition Expertise
Caspar Siegert: Bank of England
James Talbot: Bank of England
Juan Ayuso: Banco de España
Elena Triebskorn: Deutsche Bundesbank
Luis Ángel Maza: Banco de España
Carmen Nuzzo: TPI Global Climate Transition Centre
Agnieszka Trzcinska: Network for Greening the Financial System and European Central Bank
Yann Marin: Network for Greening the Financial System and Banque de France

No 2622, Occasional Papers from Banco de España

Abstract: The implications of climate change and the transition to a low-carbon economy extend to the economy and the financial system, making them increasingly relevant issues for central banks and supervisors. Their complexity makes the exchange of knowledge and experience among experts, academics and central bankers particularly important. Such dialogue helps enrich analysis and advance our understanding and management of risks that continue to pose significant analytical and data-related challenges. With the aim of fostering this exchange, on 25 March 2026, the Banco de España organised the high-level conference “Climate Risk and Sustainable Finance: Bridging Policy, Research and Practice”, together with the Network for Greening the Financial System, the Centre for Economic Transition Expertise and the Transition Pathway Initiative Centre at the London School of Economics. Many of the contributions presented at the conference have been brought together in Issue 33 of Papeles de Energía. This Banco de España publication brings together these contributions, offering different perspectives on the key challenges posed by climate change and the transition for the economy and the financial system.

Keywords: climate change; climate transition; sustainable finance; central banks; banking supervision; climate data (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E58 G21 G28 Q54 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 164 pages
Date: 2026-10
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DOI: 10.53479/44765

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