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Beyond managing related risks, the financial sector can also contribute to the transition toward a net-zero economy.
Key Points:
- Beyond managing related risks, the financial sector can also contribute to the transition toward a net-zero economy.
- Our work aims to enhance data transparency in climate change analysis, while informing monetary policy, financial stability and banking supervision.
- The indicators we have developed focus on the euro area financial sector and are built from harmonised granular datasets.