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Green Central Banking publishes the latest news, research and policy proposals on central banking and climate change. Owned by Global 2050. www.greencentralbanking.com
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After the East & SE Asia Green Central Banking Scorecard launch, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ Pia Tayag spoke to GCB's @moriahcosta.bsky.social

🇵🇭 The Philippines is facing disasters from climate change & BSP is working to make its financial system resilient to the risk

How the Philippines' central bank is helping financial institutions become climate resilient
Climate change has made flooding worse in the Philippines. Its central bank wants its financial sector to become more resilient and adapt to climate change risk.
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Climate-related social risks stem from climate impacts & policy shifts — driving inflation, migration & instability. 🌍⚖️

Alexander Weston & Judith Tyson of Just Transition Finance Lab say central banks must recognise these risks to strengthen financial stability.💰

‘Social macro’: a new frontier for climate risk
Addressing climate social risks is key for climate policy and financial risk management, write analysts Alexander Weston and Judith Tyson.
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Across our coverage, one message stands out: the omnibus risks diluting Europe’s sustainability framework just when reliable, comparable data is most needed. 🌍📊

Follow @greencb.bsky.social for updates on sustainable finance and central banking.
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🌍 @globalwitness.org’s @beatebeller.bsky.social added: financial institutions “must not remain exempt from accountability for their impact on people and planet.”
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Hans Stegeman of Triodos Bank warned that, under “simplification”, key rules are being “diluted or postponed.” ⚠️

He argued that sustainability is “a strategic imperative” — and that smart regulation enables competitiveness. 

Why EU omnibus should rebalance the costs of sustainability
Simplification of EU reporting rules could make transparency less costly, says Hans Stedeman of Tridos Bank, but confusing greater clarity with deregulation is dangerous.
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Our Sustainability Omnibus Podcast, hosted by @moriahcosta.bsky.social & @nixonsimon.bsky.social, set the stage for the debate

From asset managers to MEPs, warn that simplification could weaken the EU’s sustainability framework & global leadership
The Sustainability Omnibus Podcast
The Sustainability Omnibus Podcast is a limited edition series to help listeners understand the complex nuances of the EU simplification agenda on
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Frank Elderson cautioned that “excluding too many firms from the #CSRD could impair the availability of comparable information about important parts of our economy.”

That’s why we’re revisiting a year of @greencb.bsky.social coverage on the EU’s proposed sustainability omnibus reforms. 🧵
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5️⃣ Credible supervision:

Supervisors should be watchdogs, not box-tickers. 🐾
Simpler frameworks let regulators focus on real threats, not paperwork.
That builds trust & strengthens the system’s integrity. 🏛️
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4️⃣ Effective discipline:

Clearer rules create stronger oversight. 📋
When bank health is judged on simple metrics, both markets & the public can hold institutions to account.
Transparency & modular design strengthen discipline. ⚖️
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3️⃣ Greater modularity:

When systems are too interconnected, failure spreads fast. ⚡
Separating speculative investment from commercial banking helps contain risk.
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2️⃣ Higher buffers:

More equity means more resilience. 💪
Strong buffers cure moral hazard, reduce funding costs and protect the public from having to bail out failing
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1️⃣ Simplicity in rules:

Complexity breeds loopholes and hidden risks. ⚙️
Replacing intricate Basel risk-weights with a simple leverage ratio — equity divided by total assets — creates transparency and helps reveal true financial strength.
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The financial turmoil of 2023 was not an anomaly but a symptom of a system ill-equipped for the profound shocks that may lie ahead, writes Sunil Sharma of George Washington University. 

Sharma sets out five pillars for a simpler, more resilient financial system. 👇 🧵

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#GreenCentralBanking roundup:

🇧🇷 Brazil breaks new ground, centring social justice in sustainable taxonomy
❌ Net-Zero Banking Alliance dissolves after mass exodus
🇪🇺 EU transition plan requirements face elimination amid political divisions

And more 👇

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Roundup: Brazil’s groundbreaking sustainable taxonomy a ‘strategic opportunity’, says Baker McKenzie
Brazil’s taxonomy links social and green goals, the Net-Zero Banking Alliance falls, and the EU parliament is divided over transition plans.
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Across our coverage, one message stands out: the omnibus risks diluting Europe’s sustainability framework just when reliable, comparable data is most needed. 🌍📊

Follow @greencb.bsky.social for updates on sustainable finance and central banking.
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🌍 @globalwitness.org’s @beatebeller.bsky.social added: financial institutions “must not remain exempt from accountability for their impact on people and planet.”
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Hans Stegeman of Triodos Bank warned that, under “simplification”, key rules are being “diluted or postponed.” ⚠️

He argued that sustainability is “a strategic imperative” — and that smart regulation enables competitiveness. 

Why EU omnibus should rebalance the costs of sustainability
Simplification of EU reporting rules could make transparency less costly, says Hans Stedeman of Tridos Bank, but confusing greater clarity with deregulation is dangerous.
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