El
Banco de Pagos Internacionales (BPI) ha publicado el libro titulado ‘El
cisne verde – Bancos centrales y sostenibilidad financiera‘ en el que
Frédéric Samama, Director de Inversión Responsable de Amundi, es uno de
los autores. El cambio climático plantea nuevos desafíos a los bancos
centrales, reguladores y supervisores. Este libro revisa formas de
abordar estos nuevos riesgos dentro del mandato de estabilidad
financiera de los bancos centrales. Sin embargo, integrar el análisis de
riesgos relacionados con el clima en la monitorización de la
estabilidad financiera supone un mayor desafío debido a la incertidumbre
radical asociada con un fenómeno físico, social y económico que cambia
constantemente e involucra dinámicas complejas y reacciones en cadena.
Los
bancos centrales por sí solos no pueden mitigar el cambio climático.
Este complejo problema de acción colectiva requiere la coordinación de
acciones entre muchos actores, incluidos los gobiernos, el sector
privado, la sociedad civil y la comunidad internacional.
Los
bancos centrales pueden tener un papel adicional que desempeñar para
ayudar a coordinar las medidas para combatir el cambio climático. Entre
ellas se incluyen políticas de mitigación del clima, como la fijación de
precios del carbono, la integración de la sostenibilidad en las
prácticas financieras y los marcos contables, la búsqueda de
combinaciones de políticas apropiadas y el desarrollo de nuevos
mecanismos financieros a nivel internacional. Todas estas acciones serán
complejas de coordinar y podrían tener importantes consecuencias
redistributivas que deberían manejarse adecuadamente, aunque son
esenciales para preservar la estabilidad financiera (y de precios) a
largo plazo en la era del cambio climático.
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Los autores del libro son:
Bolton Patrick, Professor of Business at Columbia University
Despres Morgan, Deputy Head of the Financial Stability Department at the Banque de France
Pereira Da Silva Luiz Awazu, Deputy General Manager of the BIS
Samana Frédéric, Head of Responsible Investment at Amundi
Svartzman Romain, Economist at the Banque de France
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El Cisne verde según el BIS
The green swan
Central banking and financial stability in the age of climate change
Patrick BOLTON - Morgan DESPRES - Luiz Awazu PEREIRA DA SILVA-Frédéric SAMAMA - Romain SVARTZMAN
January 2020
The green swan
Central banking and financial stability in the age of climate change
Patrick BOLTON - Morgan DESPRES - Luiz Awazu PEREIRA DA SILVA-Frédéric SAMAMA - Romain SVARTZMAN
January 2020
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The green swan
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