S&P Global has published an interesting report looking at regulatory green stress tests – those requested by authorities like the European Central Bank on financial institutions they oversee. The report compare existing and upcoming requirements across a number of jurisdictions including the EU, US and Australia, as well as Japan, China and Brazil. There are 13 of them in total.
The report also adds context on other initiatives created to address climate risk in those markets. And shares information on the various options the ECB is discussing to embed climate-related risks into macroprudential measures for banks.