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ESG specialists from outside banking appeal to hiring managers because of lower salaries
Despite hopes that crowds would lessen, the wait to enter the venue remained as long on Wednesday as on Tuesday
The PRA believes capital requirements can be useful in addressing the consequences of climate change
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Annual stress tests of bank balance sheets were one of the last decade’s most obvious supervisory responses to the global financial crisis. With a wave of new bottom-up assessments now getting under way, regulators hope to do something similar with climate risks. Can they do it or will this simply result in a toothless box-ticking exercise? -
A year after launch, the Taskforce on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets is close to setting standards for a murky market. Board member Chris Leeds discusses the journey so far, the challenges ahead and the opportunities that standardization could create for banks.
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Investors must understand the limits of regulatory efforts to measure climate stress at banks.
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