07 March 2023Climate Change, Publications, Risk, TCFD
Publications
Key Takeaways from the UNEP FI Leadership Council Meeting 2022
In November 2022, UNEP FI convened for the second time its Leadership Council of CEOs of banks and insurers to…
Scaling Private Sector Climate Finance in the MENA Region
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are highly vulnerable to the physical impacts of climate change through sea level…
Physically Fit? How financial institutions can better disclose climate-related physical risks in line with the recommendations of the TCFD
Physical impacts from climate change such as heat waves, storms, droughts, or sea level rises are already being felt across…
Adapting to a New Climate
With extreme events such as heatwaves, severe precipitation and droughts all expected to increase in a warming world, adapting to…
Portfolio Impact Analysis Tools for Banks (Version 3)
The Portfolio Impact Analysis Tools for Banks (Version 3) is an iterative input-output workflow based on UNEP FI’s unique Holistic Impact…
Call to Action to Private Market Asset Managers
For asset managers in private markets to robustly represent their clients’ long-term interests, they should integrate climate change considerations across…
Development and Uptake of Net-Zero Aligned Benchmarks: A call to action for asset owners and index providers
Institutional investors steer large portions of their investment portfolios via benchmarks. However, given that net-zero-aligned benchmarks (which can be applied…
Net-Zero Banking Alliance 2022 Progress Report
On Finance Day at COP27, the industry-led, UN-convened Net-Zero Banking Alliance published its first Progress Report. This report, which details…
Principles for Responsible Banking Target Setting FAQ
Signatory banks of the Principles for Responsible Banking (PRB) align their business strategy and practice with the UN Sustainable Development…
Case studies on impact analysis and target setting
Signatory banks of the Principles of Responsible Banking are to set and publish targets in the areas where they have…