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SUSREG TRACKER

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SUSTAINABLE FINANCIAL REGULATIONS AND CENTRAL BANK ACTIVITIES

The Sustainable Financial Regulations and Central Bank Activities (SUSREG)
Tracker is an interactive online tool developed by WWF as part of its suite of
assessment tools, which regularly assesses how financial regulators, supervisors
and central banks integrate climate and broader environmental & social
considerations in their practices. It evaluates progress on sustainable
financial regulations and central bank activities in 44 jurisdictions which
together, represent over 88% of the global GDP, 72% of global GHG emissions and
11 of the 17 most biodiversity-rich countries in the world.

The SUSREG Tracker is part of WWF’s Greening Financial Regulation Initiative
which advocates and engages with policymakers, central banks and financial
supervisors on the urgent need to fully integrate these risks in daily mandates,
providing the necessary tools, training, scientific research and assistance
where needed.

The tool is also a part of the Asia Sustainable Finance Initiative (ASFI) – a
multi-stakeholder alliance, initiated by WWF Singapore that aims to harness the
power of the finance sector to create low-carbon, climate resilient and
nature-positive  economies that deliver on the Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs) and the Paris Agreement.



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GREENING FINANCIAL REGULATION INITIATIVE (GFRI)

WWF´s Greening Financial Regulation Initiative (GFRI) directly engages with
policy makers, central banks and financial supervisors on the urgent need to
fully integrate climate, environmental, and social risks into mandates and
operations, mainly through financial regulations and their supervision, as well
as monetary policies. We want to show how risks like climate change, water
scarcity and biodiversity loss affect investments – and how to respond.

By setting risk management rules and influencing financial markets with monetary
policy operations, financial institutions have a unique opportunity to assess
and mitigate risks to financial stability, and to redirect financial flows at a
global scale. Critically, this cannot be achieved without coordinated and
consistent action from financial institutions.

Whilst central banks and financial supervisors have started to collaborate and
are engaging in international networks such as the NGFS, BCBS, IOSCO, IAIS, they
must fully embrace their critical role in enabling the necessary transition
toward a global, nature positive economy.

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ASIA SUSTAINABLE FINANCE INITIATIVE (ASFI)

The Asia Sustainable Finance Initiative (ASFI) is a multi-stakeholder forum,
incubated by WWF Singapore that aims to harness and amplify the power of the
finance sector to create low carbon, climate resilient economies that deliver on
the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) and the Paris Agreement. This will
ensure that economic and social development is sustainable food, energy,
transport, and infrastructure systems. 

Based in Singapore, ASFI brings together global industry, academic, and
science-based resources to support financial institutions in the region in
implementing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) best practices. As
Singapore is a conduit for financial flows into Asia, the lending and investment
decisions taken by financial institutions based here will have a significant
impact on the region’s contribution to a 1.5- degree world and its climate
resilience.

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WHY SUSREG


AVERAGE 68% DECREASE IN POPULATION OF...

..mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish monitored between 1970 and 2016,
according to WWF’s 2020 Living Planet Report


US$ 10-31T/Y IN ECOSYSTEM SERVICES LOST

Between 1997 and 2011, due to land-cover change and land degradation worldwide,
according to a 2019 OECD study.


1.2 BILLION PEOPLE DISPLACED BY 2050

1.2 billion people face the risk of being displaced by 2050 due to the
consequences of climate change and other environmental threats.


US$ 1T AT RISK FROM CLIMATE CHANGE

Reported to CDP by the 215 biggest global companies, with climate impacts likely
to hit within the next 5 years.


US$ 320B TOTAL COSTS OF GLOBAL WEATHER DISASTERS IN 2017

According to Munich Re, 2017 was the costliest year ever in terms of global
weather disasters. Only US$130 billion of these costs were insured.


177 LEADING COMPANIES FOR A NET-ZERO RECOVERY

These companies are calling for stronger policies to hold global temperature
rise to within 1.5°C, in line with reaching net-zero emissions well before 2050.
The initial group of 155 signatories represented a US$ 2.4T market
capitalisation.


US$ 2.1T IN SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Reported to CDP by the 215 biggest global companies, e.g. through demand for low
emissions products and services (such as electric vehicles) and shifting
consumer preferences.


84 COUNTRIES COMMITTED TO REVERSING BIODIVERSITY LOSS BY 2030

The Leaders’ Pledge for Nature was signed at the UN Summit on Biodiversity in
September 2020, and includes the European Union.

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SUSREG AT A GLANCE

The Sustainable Financial Regulations and Central Bank Activities (SUSREG) tool
shows central banks’ and financial supervisors’ integration of climate and
broader environmental & social considerations in their practices.

SUSREG COVERS


44

JURISDICTIONS

REPRESENTING


88%

OF GLOBAL GDP

AND


72%

OF GLOBAL GHG EMISSIONS

INCLUDING


11 OF 17

MOST BIODIVERSITY-RICH COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD


THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF CENTRAL BANKS AND SUPERVISORS

Indeed, they are uniquely positioned to influence the lending and investment
practices of financial institutions, as well as their disclosure practices. This
can be achieved through various means, from setting expectations around
governance and risk management processes, mandating scenario analysis that
quantify exposure to climate-related risks, to imposing specific disclosure
requirements or setting differentiated capital requirements, to name a few.
Regulators and central banks also play an advocacy role, and are making it
increasingly clear that climate-related and environmental risks are a source of
financial risks and, if left unchecked, of increasing financial instability.

While the specific mandates of central banks and financial supervisors may vary
across countries, their key responsibilities usually include controlling
inflation and money supply, ensuring financial stability and the safety and
soundness of financial institutions. To do so, they can leverage on a wide range
of tools and measures, from monetary policy to macroprudential and
microprudential supervision.

As climate-related and environmental risks are having structural impacts on the
economy and the financial system, central banks, financial regulators and
supervisors have started to take action.

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WHO SHOULD USE SUSREG TRACKER

CENTRAL BANKS, FINANCIAL REGULATORS AND SUPERVISORS

 * To strengthen regulatory and supervisory practices by integrating E&S
   considerations into financial regulations (for banking and insurance),
   guidelines, and monetary policy operations.
   
 * To benchmark themselves against peers in key markets worldwide and align with
   best practices.

INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL STANDARD-SETTERS AND INITIATIVES

 * To understand and improve their level of ESG integration and disclosure
   against objectively defined indicators.
 * To identify and learn from more progressive peers.
 * To engage with regulators and NGOs on sustainable banking aspects.

COMMERCIAL BANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES

 * To understand the differences in the regulatory and monetary policy
   frameworks between the countries in which they operate (and those affecting
   the financial institutions in their portfolios).
 * To formulate their ESG strategy by taking into consideration other countries’
   best practices in banking and insurance regulations.
 * To support and inform their engagement with government entities and
   policymakers.

ACADEMICS, THINK-TANKS, AND OTHER NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS

 * To better understand the differences in the financial regulations in key
   countries worldwide.
 * To assess the degree of integration of various E&S issues in financial
   regulation and central bank activities, and track progress.


EXPLORE SUSREG

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