Regulation can lead to more use of green credits in India: RBIRegulators are becoming more interested in green credits and climate risk management, says Chief General Manager of RBI.
First G20 SFWG Summit concludes in GuwahatiThe 1st SFWG meeting was attended in person by 95 delegates from G20 member countries, 10 invitee countries and 14 international organisati...
Loss and damage fund: Keep count of climate resilienceA $3-billion UN investment in early warning systems (EWS), the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure's (CDRI) Infrastructure Resi...
View: India Inc cannot take its eyes off ESG if it aims to become future-readyInvestors, on their part, are increasingly considering sustainable, responsible, and ethical practices when they assess corporate performan...
How RBI can prepare for climate-related risk managementOther central banks, including those of France, China, Malaysia and Japan, have also conducted, or are planning to conduct, scenario analys...
Why RBI should be careful while framing ESG lending rulesIn RBI's preamble, 'monetary stability' and 'currency and credit' occupy the centre stage. It is mandated to keep 'in mind the objective of...
RBI commits to integrate climate-related risks into fin stability monitoring activitiesRBI says it is committed to integrating climate-related risks into financial stability monitoring as well as exploring use of climate scena...
'Debate on whether to have climate risk finance under govt or regulators'The RBI has started its own work on the issue, which includes forming an internal sustainable finance group which will come out with a guid...
View: Impact of climate change needs to be illustrated as potential risks & returnsAs the clock ticks on climate change, it is ideal to begin by understanding what it means for India.
India Inc and the risky business of climate changeWorld over, more and more companies are sharpening their strategies as experts such as the WEF’s Global Risk Report 2021 released last mont...