Bank of England Report: Measuring climate-related financial risks using scenario analysis
This article from Bank of England, written 17 April 2024, explores how financial institutions can use scenario analysis to quantify climate change risks.
This article covers:
- Climate and financial risks.
- Scenario analysis to measure climate-related financial risks including Net Zero 2050 and Divergent Net Zero.
- Applying macro scenario analysis: sovereign and corporate bonds.
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