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Regulatory Agencies Release Principles for Managing Climate-Related Financial Risks in Large Financial Institutions

by Richie
10/24/2023
in Compliance, Risk Management

Federal bank regulatory agencies have collaboratively introduced a set of principles aimed at guiding large financial institutions in effectively managing climate-related financial risks. These principles, which align with the existing risk management framework provided by regulatory agencies, are intended to assist financial institutions with total assets exceeding $100 billion. In this article, we will explore the key components of these principles and their implications for the financial industry.

Understanding the Climate-Related Financial Risk Principles

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The principles outlined by regulatory agencies offer a structured approach to the management of climate-related financial risks, encompassing both physical risks associated with direct climate impacts and transition risks linked to the transition towards a low-carbon economy. Here are the main highlights of these principles:

1. Target Audience: The principles primarily target the largest financial institutions, specifically those with total assets exceeding $100 billion.

2. Risk Categories: The principles address two main categories of climate-related financial risks: physical risks (directly related to climate change’s impact) and transition risks (associated with the shift towards a low-carbon economy).

3. Governance: Financial institutions are expected to establish robust governance structures that facilitate effective management of climate risk. This includes clearly defining roles and responsibilities at the board and management levels.

4. Policies, Procedures, and Limits: The principles stress the importance of having well-defined and comprehensive policies, procedures, and limits to effectively manage climate-related financial risks.

5. Strategic Planning: Institutions should integrate climate-related financial risks into their strategic planning processes, aligning business strategies with risk management practices.

6. Risk Management: The principles encourage a proactive approach to risk management, with institutions being urged to identify, assess, and mitigate climate-related financial risks.

7. Data, Risk Measurement, and Reporting: Financial institutions are required to establish robust data collection and reporting mechanisms to accurately monitor and measure climate-related financial risks.

8. Scenario Analysis: Scenario analysis is highlighted as a valuable tool for assessing and addressing climate-related financial risks. It enables institutions to anticipate and prepare for various climate-related scenarios.

Integration with Traditional Risk Areas: The principles emphasize the need to integrate climate-related financial risk management into traditional risk categories such as credit, market, liquidity, operational, and legal risks.

No Prohibition on Banking Services: Importantly, the final principles clarify that they neither prohibit nor discourage large financial institutions from providing banking services to customers of any specific class or type, as long as these services comply with relevant laws and regulations.

These principles provide a comprehensive framework for managing climate-related financial risks within large financial institutions. By focusing on governance, policies, strategic planning, risk management, data analysis, and scenario planning, these guidelines aim to enhance the industry’s preparedness for climate-related challenges.

It is important to note that these principles are intended to support, rather than restrict, the activities of large financial institutions. They acknowledge the institutions’ discretion in providing banking services to various customer segments, provided that all legal and regulatory requirements are met.

As climate change continues to be a critical global issue, financial institutions are encouraged to incorporate these principles into their risk management practices to ensure the safe and sound management of climate-related financial risks.

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