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Guidance on climate-related disclosure for central banks is updated

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Jean Hurley

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NGFS has published the second edition of its guide on climate-related disclosure for central banks with additional coverage on metrics and targets.

Central banks have been pressed to lead by example by disclosing their climate-related risks and opportunities. The call comes from the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS), which has published an updated Guide on climate-related disclosure for central banks. 

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