Banks and insurance have key role to play in reducing climate-related financial stability risks, joint ECB/ESRB report finds

  • Banks significantly exposed to high-emitting firms and households, with future climate risks underpriced and underinsured
  • Macroprudential policy can keep systemic risk in check with existing instruments and complement microprudential efforts
  • Strong economic dependence on natural ecosystems could exacerbate climate-related financial stability risks
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