Green Swan 2021: coordinating finance on climate

Laurent Fabius speaks about "This is not time for business as usual".

What are the policies currently considered by central banks, regulators and supervisors – and their challenges – to address climate change?

How can innovations in market-based approaches using consumer carbon tracing influence consumers' lifestyle choices?

Can we provide concrete green investment opportunities for the current abundance of savings? How to structure implied Temperature / 1.5-degree Celsius Portfolios?

Zhou Xiaochuan speaks at the Green Swan Conference 2021.

How can central banks, supervisors and regulators help to mobilise and coordinate with other actors (Treasuries, private sector) in the fight against climate change?

How are new investments adapting to integrate biodiversity loss risks? How are the impacts of these investment measured?

How can Development Banks address the massively increased financing needs for green projects? What kind of innovative solutions can be developed?

Nicolas Stern speaks about "Economic leadership for transformation in a critical decade: managing risks and fostering investment".

Central banks and climate change: how to manage expectations, balance actions and communication and contribute to coordinate with other important actors?

Luiz Pereira da Silva draws the main messages of the Green Swan Conference and Ignazio Visco talks about the conference messages in light of the G20 Presidency programme.

Sylvie Goulard introduces the second day of the Green Swan Conference 2021 and Mario Monti delivers a special guest speech.

How should financial stability, regulation and supervision be considered in the context of increasing climate-related risks?

Measuring climate-related risks in macroeconomic and global terms: do we have the right mind set, tools and models?

Do we have the right financial and insurance instruments to deal with the impact of climate change?

Joseph Stiglitz speaks at the Green Swan Conference 2021.

Frank Elderson speaks at the Green Swan Conference 2021.

What are the methods and metrics currently being used to assess climate-related risks in investment decisions?

What are the challenges to having "greener cities" – and how to finance them?

How is Green R&D doing? How critical is alternative energy financing?

Sarah Bloom  Raskin speaks about "Climate change and the precautionary imperative".

Andrew Bailey speaks about "Tackling climate change for real: progress and next steps".

The heads of the organising institutions discuss how in practice the financial sector can take immediate action against climate change-related risks.

Mainstreaming climate risk management: what next?

Biodiversity: what does its loss imply for our society? How can we better assess and integrate potential risks?

How do executives internally lead and manage the paradigm shift about climate change in their institutions?

Do we take sufficient account of the redistributive impacts of climate change?

Robert Engle speaks at the Green Swan Conference 2021.

What is the role of governments and IFIs in mitigating risks and coordinating the policy response to climate change?

Climate change-related risks data and accounting: how are existing methods being implemented? What are the alternatives to the existing reporting methodologies?

What is the true resilience of our financial systems to climate change risks with the buffers we currently have?

Jens Weidmann speaks about "Climate risks, financial markets and central banks' risk management" at the Green Swan Conference 2021.

Tao Zhang speaks about "Climate change: our most global challenge" at the Green Swan Conference 2021.