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G20 Sustainable Finance Study Group Document Repository
The proposal to launch the Green Finance Study Group under China’s Presidency of the G20 in 2016 was adopted by the G20 Finance and Central Bank Deputies meeting on 15 December 2015 in Sanya, China. The Study Group is co-chaired by China and the United Kingdom, with support from UN Environment as secretariat.
Synthesis Report
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Input Papers:
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- Digital Technologies for Mobilizing Sustainable Finance (Sustainable Digital Finance Alliance)
- Raising 23 Trillion: Greening Banks and Capital Markets for Growth (IFC)
- Private Equity and Venture Capital’s Role in Catalyzing Sustainable Investment (IFC)
- OECD Progress Update on Approaches to Mobilising Institutional Investment for Sustainable Infrastructure (OECD)
- Developing Sustainable Debt Products for Long-term Institutional Investors (Bank of England, Ministry of the Treasury of Argentina)
- Towards a Sustainable Infrastructure Securitisation Market (Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB), White & Case, S&P Global Ratings, G20 SFSG; with input from Och-Ziff Capital Management, APG and ICMA)
- Sustainable Finance Progress Report (UN Environment Inquiry)
- Enhancing Environmental Risk Analysis in Financial Decision-making (Bank of England, UN Environment Inquiry, University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership)
- Improving the Availability and Usefulness of Publicly Available Environmental Data for Financial Analysis (China Green Finance Committee and UN Environment Inquiry)
- Green Finance: G20 Progress Update 2017 (UN Environment Inquiry).
- Definitions and Concepts: Background Note (UN Environment)
- Environmental Risk Analysis by Financial Institutions (University of Cambridge (CISL))
- Greening Institutional Investment (PRI/UNEP FI)
- Greening the Banking System: Experiences from the Sustainable Banking Network (SBN/IFC)
- Outline Framework for Measuring Progress on Green Finance (WBG)
- Green Bonds: Country Experiences,Barriers and Options (OECD/ICMA/CBI/China GFC)
- Analytical Report on Investment Governance and the Integration of ESG Factors (OECD)
- Quantitative Framework: Analysing Potential Bond Contributions in a Low-Carbon Transition (OECD)
- Greening the Banking System: Taking Stock of G20 Green Banking Market Practice (UN Environment)
- Greening Banking Policy (University of Zurich)
- Progress Report on Approaches to Mobilising Institutional Investment for Green Infrastructure (OECD)
- Green Bonds – Certification, Shades of Green, and Environmental Risks (BIS)
- Report on the Swiss Private Sector Workshop (Bern, May 2016)- ‘Modeling and Assessing Environmental Risks’ (Swiss Federal Department of Finance)
- An Initial Analytical Framework and Research Roadmap: Implications of Green Finance for the Cost of Capital, Growth, and Financial Stability (IMF)
Communiqués:
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- Communiqué G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting, Shanghai, China, 26-27 February 2016
- Communiqué G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting, Washington D.C., USA, 15 April 2016
- Communiqué G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting, Chengdu, China, 24 July 2016
- Communiqué G20 Leaders Summit, Hangzhou, China, 5 September 2016
Disclaimer
Input papers have been prepared by the authors as a contribution to the Study Group but have not been endorsed by it nor do they represent the official views or position of the Study Group or any of its members.
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