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In the Strategic plan 2025-2027, National Bank emphasizes its commitment to building a sustainable and green economy and increasing awareness of climate change. Considering the financial stability, it identifies the economic and financial risks associated with global warming. This includes climate-related physical risks affecting assets and infrastructure, as well as risks arising from transition to a carbon-neutral and circular economy.

Some of the most relevant activities in the climatic field include:

  • Climate-related research and its effects on the economy;
  • Building and maintaining a segregated portfolio within the FX reserves with an ESG outreach, in accordance with the best international practices and standards
  • Strengthening the financial system resilience to climate-related risks and stress-tests for the banking system resilience to climate risks;
  • Adjustment to international trends for applying measures against adverse environmental effects and use of renewable energy sources;

Expected results include:

  • Increased analytical capacity for timely identification of climate-related risks and their impact on each segment of economy;
  • Identification, measurement and management of climate (ESG) related risks of the FX reserves portfolios;
  • Improved banking system resilience to climate-related risks, increased capacity to underpin green transformation of economy and advanced supervisory practices to deal with climate risks;
  • Improved sustainability in daily operations, accomplished sustainable development goals, increased awareness of climate change impact.

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Published in Climate-ADAPT: Feb 27, 2025

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