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SUMMARY:Supervising sustainability risks – climate\, nature and green fin
 ance
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DESCRIPTION:Duration\n\n4 days\n\nApplication deadline\n\n26 September 20
 25\n\nObjective\n\nIn December 2023\, world leaders at COP28\, the UN’s 
 climate summit in Dubai\, finally reached an agreement: all 198 parties 
 at the conference committed to “transition away” from using fossil fuels
 \, the main source of the greenhouse gas emissions responsible for globa
 l warming\, in their energy systems.\n\nAchieving this goal will require
  a transformation of the financial system\, its culture and its incentiv
 es. In this context\, sustainability means making economic prosperity lo
 ng lasting\, socially inclusive and less dependent on the exploitation o
 f finite resources. The Network Greening the Financial System (NGFS) beg
 an its activities in January 2018. The network members agreed on an agen
 da which includes sharing experiences and identifying best practices wit
 h regard to the supervisory and macrofinancial dimensions of climate-rel
 ated and environmental risks\, as well as on options to scale up green f
 inancing. This expert panel follows the recommendations of the “Sustaina
 bility Training Reference Guide” (STaR Guide) released by the NGFS\, whi
 ch is published on the Climate Training Alliance (CTA) Portal.[1]\n\nIn 
 view of recent developments\, this expert panel aims to provide an overv
 iew of current supervisory activities in the field of sustainable financ
 e. It will discuss the possible effects of these developments on the fin
 ancial system as well as the challenges and opportunities they present. 
 Moreover\, the panel will offer a platform to discuss what role supervis
 ory authorities and central banks should take\, or – in other words – “H
 ow green do supervision and regulation need to be?”\n\nContent\nIntroduc
 tion to supervision in Germany and Europe\nOverview of current micro- an
 d macroprudential supervisory developments and initiatives\nGerman imple
 mentation of regulatory guidance by BCBS and at EU level\nDiscussion of 
 the effects on financial systems: data analyses\, challenges and future 
 potential\n\nTarget group\n\nThe course is aimed at experts in banking s
 upervision or financial stability with a broad knowledge of banking supe
 rvision and regulation. Participants should also have a grasp of current
  regulatory developments with respect to sustainable and green finance w
 orldwide. Active participation in the form of a short presentation on on
 e of these topics and willingness to share their own experiences and nat
 ional approaches is mandatory.\n\nPlease note\n\nActive participation\, 
 such as in the form of a short presentation on a green finance or superv
 isory initiative\, is mandatory. A nominating person is mandatory for th
 e participation in our in-person courses.\n\n \n\nFootnote:\n_ftn_root_1
  The STaR Guide aims to provide advice and recommendations to central ba
 nks and financial supervisors on how to systematically establish an in-h
 ouse capacity building programme on the basis of climate-related and env
 ironmental knowledge.
LOCATION:Frankfurt/Main
CONTACT:Deutsche Bundesbank – CIC\, tzk@bundesbank.de\, +49 69 9566-36605
 
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