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GreenCap Accelerator for the Frontliner of Climate Change
Impacted industries in a country like Africa face additional costs due to climate change policies, especially banks. GreenCap is a ‘Risk as a Service’ (RaaS) solution that allows scenarios to be fine-tuned in a way that captures the full spectrum of financial risks that banks will need to deal with as we move through the green economic transition.
GreenCap Accelerator for USA Banks to Combat Climate Change
Like other sectors, community banks in the US will be impacted by the policies aimed at an economic transition. GreenCap can provide liquidity scenarios built specifically around transitional policies. Banks can assess this impact across a range of climate policy outcomes on their liquidity position and test the reporting capabilities of GreenCap.
Climate-related Financial Risk Regulations are Firming up all Around the World
Whether it’s the guidance of Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS), specific advances from the Federal Reserve System (Fed), European Central Bank (ECB), and multiple African central banks, the need to report potential credit and liquidity impacts is growing. All are covered in specific papers, and a review of the BCBS guidance itself.
Banking Risk Management on the African Frontline of Climate Change
The latest report by IPCC states that Africa is expected to experience substantial negative impacts from global warming, and the most affected areas will be credit and liquidity. Hence, African Central Banks must pay special attention to climate change risk management and expand their current risk frameworks to explicitly include these risks.
The ECB has led the Way in Climate Guidance; now, Banks Need to Follow It
The guidelines framed by the European Central Bank (ECB) that were released in 2020, specifically direct financial institutions to include physical and transition-related risks in their existing frameworks when it comes to climate change risk management. This framework was also a risk management blueprint for all banks across the EU bloc.
Banks must peek into the Whitehouse whitepaper and see how they tackle climate change to manage their climate change risk management.
The US Government is Picking up Pace on Climate Change, and Banks’ Risk Departments Should Follow Suit
The recent problems faced by some banks have again given rise to market fears around liquidity and stability. Therefore, banks must put in a lot of effort in properly reflecting climate-related financial impacts in their climate change risk management frameworks and appetites, which will also involve multiple bank divisions.
The UK’s report ‘Mission Zero’, acts as a blueprint for financial aspects of climate change, and its recommendations are useful in climate scenario planning, as well as in interpreting results from them. It also offers a detailed review of the progress made towards the UK’s stated target and the economic context in which net zero must be achieved.
The dynamics of tipping points and their impact on financial priorities between adaptation and mitigation detail the ebook. Acceptance of the early Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and European Central Bank’s guidelines are discussed. The pieces encourage a dialog and contribute to very important developments in risk management.
The aftermath of the pandemic, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, led to the fight against climate change taking a back seat. However, central banks did form some regulations, and banks need to include these in their risk appetites, strategy and management. Thus, risk frameworks must be clear about climate limits and monitoring.
Two issues were the highlight at the COP27. The ‘Loss and Damage’ issue involving developed nations, and the reinforcement of their commitment hold global warming to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels. Now, banks have to build carbon pricing into risk planning more urgently as climate finance matures.
November sees the COP27 convened in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. Discussions about transitional policy changes will have huge impacts on all economies. These impacts will fundamentally change the credit risk landscape within those countries. Hence, banks have to be well-prepared, or they may find it difficult to manage their functioning.
Including climate change in banks’ risk analysis has become a need. However, banks have to decide what is being calculated and how to integrate these results. But, implementing a risk management system that identifies climate risk and determines its extent will help benefit banks as they transition to a greener economy.
Constructing a feasible approach to estimating climate-related credit risk,
GreenCap is a Turnkey Risk as a Service (RaaS) solution that provides banks with tools to create and populate climate-based scenarios.
GreenCap provides the best economic impact analysis & research of climate change to the bank. Also, provides full analysis of their climate-related risks.
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GreenCap is a ready to use system, designed to assist banks in categorizing and assessing loans according to their exposure to climate risk. The system als enables banks to price, manage, and mitigate that risk. Visit Now for more information - www.greencap.live
GreenCap is a ready to use system, designed to assist banks in categorizing and assessing loans according to their exposure to climate risk. The system als enables banks to price, manage, and mitigate that risk. Visit Now for more information - www.greencap.live