EDHEC-Risk Climate Impact Institute Quarterly Newsletters

EDHEC-Risk Climate circulates a quarterly newsletter to over 100,000 practitioners, conducts regular industry surveys and consultations, and organises annual conferences for the benefit of asset owners, asset managers, regulators and central banks, supervisors, policy makers, academics.

EDHEC-Risk Cimate's quarterly electronic newsletter contains news from all the main sections of its website (research programmes, industry analysis, publications, education initiatives, interviews, research news, events, media coverage, etc.).

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The December 2024 newsletter provides breakthrough research on climate scenario analysis and stress testing, articles on scope 3 emissions data, internal carbon pricing, and discussions on green bonds and greenwashing challenges for financial regulation.

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Contents: Blueprint to Foundations: A New Generation of Climate Scenarios Why We Need Climate Scenario Probabilities and How to Get Them Refining Risk Assessments with High-Resolution Climate Simulations and Advanced Econometric Modelling Charting a Pathway for Transition Finance: Challenges and Opportunities in the EU Framework Optimal Climate Policy with Negative Emissions How to Think About Climate Change: Insights from Economics for the Perplexed but Open-minded Citizen

The July 2024 newsletter provides breakthrough research on climate scenario analysis and stress testing, articles on scope 3 emissions data, internal carbon pricing, and discussions on green bonds and greenwashing challenges for financial regulation.

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Contents: Finance of Transition, Transition of Finance Sizing Up the Climate Threat to Global Equity Values – A Novel Approach Tech-Driven Resilience: Evaluating ESG Impacts and Risks in Infrastructure Investments Internal Carbon Pricing: Impact or Greenwashing? Assessing the RCP / SSP Framework for Financial Decision Making Dealing with Climate Change: Asset Pricing Implications of Monetary and Fiscal Choices How Does Climate Risk Affect Global Equity Valuations?

The February 2024 newsletter provides breakthrough research on climate scenario analysis and stress testing, articles on scope 3 emissions data, internal carbon pricing, and discussions on green bonds and greenwashing challenges for financial regulation.

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Contents: Greenwashing Regulation Bridging the Gap: Making Climate Scenarios Fit for Investors Scope for Divergence – The Status of Value Chain Emissions Accounting, Reporting and Estimation and Implications for Investors and Standard Setters On the Triple Illusion of Double Materiality Measuring the Greenness of Green Bonds Climate Risk Integration: A Global Investor Concern Portfolio Losses from Climate Damages: A Guide for Long-Term Investors

The October 2023 newsletter provides a wealth of valuable content, including articles, research findings, and project updates on the most current issues in sustainable finance. This edition offers the latest insights and research from the Institute.

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Contents: Why We Need New Climate Scenarios Six Questions on Internal Carbon Pricing Green Labelling: How Valuable is the SFDR Categorisation? Sustainability Reporting and Material Delusions The Impact of Climate Change News on Low-minus-High Carbon Intensity Portfolios Asleep at the Wheel? The Risk of Sudden Price Adjustments for Climate Risk

The inaugural May 2023 newsletter positions EDHEC-Risk Climate's research orientations in the context of the climate emergency and presents some of the first results of the research efforts incubated over the last 2 years. .

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Contents: Winter of Despair, Spring of Hope Rolling the DICE at Thirty - Can Integrated Assessment Models be Made Fit for Investment Purposes? Finance and Climate Action – Perspectives from the Sixth Assessment Report Multilateral Financial Institutions (MFIs) Need a Theory of Change to Deliver Better Climate Finance The Proposed Extension of the EU Ecolabel to Retail Funds Needs a Rethink: Research is Essential to Sustaining Innovation in Responsible Investment

The list of past issues may be consulted here.