Disclosure and supervision are top ESG strategy objectives
Emissions monitoring broadly in focus for central banks with narrower plans
Most central banks use reporting or disclosure and financial sector supervision to optimise the environmental, social and governance (ESG) features of their strategies, data the Strategic Planning Benchmarks 2026 reveals.
Data from a previously published section of the benchmark shows three-fifths (61.4%) of central banks’ latest strategic plans incorporate ESG features.
Breaking the ESG data down further shows that reporting/disclosure (58.6%) and supervision of ESG in the financial sector (58
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