Climate Stress Testing
Understanding the impact of climate change on nancial systems is an important question for researchers, central banks, and nancial regulators across the world.Krueger et al. (2020) nd that institutional investors believe climate risks have nancial implications for their portfolio rms and that these risks have already begun to materialize.
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