
Read our latest insights and analysis on the key trends in climate globally

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Marrakech Partnership – Financing Resilience
2022 IIF COP Talks
CCRI at COP 27UN Global Compact at COP 27
Post-COP27, focus turns to climate financing
Banks, insurers aim for net zero emissions as risks rise from extreme weather, carbon transition
Emerging markets with stronger governance, diversified economies best placed to achieve socially “just transition”

Eighteen percent of credit ratings would be higher but for ESG exposures, with more reflecting some negative ESG credit impact.
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Governance, business profile and time horizon can mitigate risks for some corporates highly exposed to carbon transition and physical climate risks
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Southern and Central Eastern Europe regional and local governments (RLGs) face high exposures, mainly from the compound effects of water and heat stress. Rated RLGs, mainly in Western Europe, have low sensitivity to physical climate risks and are implementing specific actions to boost their resilience
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Higher prices and strong capital counter negative effects over next 12-18 months
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Environmental risks include emissions standards and climate exposure that pose asset value risk to transactions' underlying collateral. For social risk, consumer preference and regulatory scrutiny are key issues. Governance risk encompasses compliance with and interpretation of transaction documents.
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