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  • Saloni P. Ramakrishna
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Climate Change Risk Management in Banks
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© 2023 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

© 2023 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Advance Praise for Climate Change Risk Management in Banks: The Next Paradigm V
  3. Acknowledgments IX
  4. Preface XI
  5. Design and Structure of the Book XIII
  6. Opening Notes XV
  7. Contents XVII
  8. Part 1: Brief Overview of Risk Management
  9. The Big Picture 1
  10. Chapter 1 An Overview of Risk and Risk Management in Banks 9
  11. Chapter 2 The Different Flavors of Risk that Banks Work With 18
  12. Part 2: The What, Why and Who of Climate Change Risks
  13. Practitioner’s Note – Moorad Choudhry 29
  14. Chapter 3 ESG and Climate Change as Relevant for Banks 35
  15. Chapter 4 Climate-related Financial Risks for Banks 42
  16. Chapter 5 Importance of Understanding and Acting on Climate Change 58
  17. Chapter 6 Challenges for Banks in the Climate Change Risk Management Space 62
  18. Chapter 7 Players of the Climate Change Risk Landscape 67
  19. Part 3: The “How” of Managing Climate Change Risks – Building Blocks
  20. Practitioner’s Note 81
  21. Chapter 8 Building Blocks – The Big Picture 87
  22. Chapter 9 Principles for Effective Management of Climate-related Financial Risks 91
  23. Chapter 10 Risk Appetite Statement (RAS) 96
  24. Chapter 11 Climate-related Risk Data 105
  25. Chapter 12 Identification, Assessment and Measurement of Climate-related Financial Risks 117
  26. Chapter 13 Scenario Analysis and Stress Testing 150
  27. Chapter 14 Risk Mitigation, Control, and Monitoring Process 176
  28. Chapter 15 Disclosures and Reporting Requirements 189
  29. Chapter 16 Operating Model for Climate Change Risk Management at Banks: Some Pointers 208
  30. Part 4: A Glimpse into the Complex Universe of Multilayered, Interlinked Climate Change Risks
  31. Practitioner’s Note 221
  32. Chapter 17 Interlinks – The Big Picture 225
  33. Chapter 18 Interlinks with Financial and Non-financial Risks of Banks 231
  34. Chapter 19 Capital and Climate Change Risks – the Links 244
  35. Part 5: Going Forward
  36. Practitioner’s Note 253
  37. Chapter 20 Going Forward 257
  38. Closing Notes 275
  39. Bibliography 281
  40. List of Abbreviations 287
  41. List of Figures 291
  42. List of Tables 293
  43. About the Author 295
  44. About the Series Editor 297
  45. Index 299
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