Move suggests the U.S. Federal Reserve may become more proactive on regulations aiming to mitigate climate damage
Move suggests the U.S. Federal Reserve may become more proactive on regulations aiming to mitigate climate damage
The U.S. Federal Reserve said on Tuesday it has joined an international group of central banks focused on climate change risk, a signal that the Fed could move to incorporate the impacts of ...
Fed formally joined a global panel of central banks working to develop climate risk management for the financial sector.
The unanimous vote to join the group show how the Fed has increasingly been devoting attention to climate issues.
The Fed is going green, and that could mean a substantial change for the way institutions have to prepare for the unexpected.
The central bank joined a network of global financial regulators focused on climate risk. The response to the move underlined its tricky politics.
U.S. regulators including the Fed have been wary of wading into a subject that is politically divisive - but that is starting to change
Governments around the world are gearing up to see how vulnerable financial systems are to climate shocks
Biden's pick for Treasury will give him a close partner, steeped in knowledge of the Fed, who can navigate the wishes of progressive Democrats and the sensitivities of financial markets.
When it comes to protecting the U.S. economy from the impacts of climate change, our financial regulators are falling short.
It’s beyond time for the financial regulators to heed these clear calls for action and demonstrate the kind of...
Some of the Democrats running for president are urging the U.S. central bank to actively confront climate risks to protect the nation's financial system.
Whoever wins the White House in November may have immediate agency openings to fill, while a key decision looms about who will run the Federal Reserve after Jerome Powell’s term expires in ...
President Donald Trump may have boxed Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell into a corner that neither of them want to be in.
As the US president at last gets his interest rate cut he must wish he could have had the bold ECB boss at the Fed
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