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  • BIS: The Pricing Of Carbon Risk In Syndicated Loans: Which Risks Are Priced And Why?

    Date 01/06/2021

    Summary

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    Do banks price the risks of climate policy change? We combine syndicated loan data with carbon intensity data (CO2 emissions relative to revenue) of borrowers across a wide range of industries. With this data, we study whether banks charge a "carbon premium". Firms with higher carbon intensity are at risk to suffer penalties if stricter climate policies, such as carbon taxes, are introduced. Hence, banks should be charging higher rates for firms with a higher carbon intensity.

  • Statistics From Nasdaq Nordic Exchange May 2021

    Date 01/06/2021

    Monthly statistics including stock and derivative statistics:

    • Volumes and Market cap
    • Most traded companies
    • Most active members
    • Listings and members

  • Tackling Climate For Real: The Role Of Central Banks - Speech By Andrew Bailey, Governor, Bank Of England, Given At Reuters Events Responsible Business 2021

    Date 01/06/2021

    Andrew Bailey talks about why climate change is an issue that a central bank, like us, needs to respond to.

  • Winner Of The FESE De la Vega Prize 2021 Announced

    Date 01/06/2021

    The Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE) is delighted to announce that the winner of the FESE De la Vega Prize 2021 is Jonas Heese, the Marvin Bower Associate Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, for his paper “Does industry employment of active regulators compromise oversight?”

  • Finansinspektionen: Liquidity Tools In UCITS And Special Funds

    Date 01/06/2021

    Finansinspektionen concludes in a new report that fund managers need access to additional tools to manage liquidity risks in Swedish UCITS and special funds. We consider there to be a certain type of swing pricing that could be used already today. The report outlines a suggestion for how to regulate this and other liquidity management tools in legislation and regulations. FI takes the position that Swedish UCITS only need to be open for redemptions once a week. We suggest that the funds instead only need to be open for redemptions twice a month.