Sarah Breeden
BoE will not use climate stress tests to set capital buffers – Bailey
Andrew Bailey reveals new details of tests, with launch set for summer of 2021
Banks and regulators call for global climate risk standards
Carney and Winters warn private sector cannot move much further without lawmakers
UK government could give BoE ‘green’ asset holding remit – official
Government could alter BoE’s asset-holding remit to take account of climate-related risks – Hauser
BoE considering green conditionality for corporate bond-buying
Executive director says BoE will discuss with Treasury whether it should gain environmental mandate
BoE issues deadline for firms’ climate risk plans
PRA says firms’ climate risk disclosures and scenario planning need major improvements
Bank of England launches new £20 banknote
BoE says the new polymer note is the “most secure” it has issued
Green initiative: Network for Greening the Financial System
The voluntary body is driving efforts to tackle climate-related risks
BoE to test banks on climate risks over 30-year horizon
Unusual stress-test design reflects long horizon and interlinked risks posed by climate change
Can central bankers turn finance green?
The Network for Greening the Financial System aims to bring about fundamental change. The central bankers who created it made a strong start but face serious challenges.
PRA breaks new ground on climate risk supervision
BoE says it is the first regulator worldwide to set expectations for firms in tackling climate risks
People: Board changes at PRA; Rodriguez to lead Fed’s ‘faster payments’
Four new board directors to start at PRA, Fed gives Sean Rodriguez lead role for ‘faster payments’, CNB names new head of communications and more.
UK gears up to new era of prudential regulation
The UK will adopt ‘twin peaks’ supervision in April in a bid to restore integrity to its financial system. Chris Jeffery talks to the Bank of England’s Sarah Breeden about the challenges ahead