Mitigating and Managing the Effects of Climate Change on Macrofinancial Stability and Sovereign Risk
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T20 Italy - Task Force 9

Mitigating and Managing the Effects of Climate Change on Macrofinancial Stability and Sovereign Risk

06 September 2018

Climate change can negatively affect macrofinancial stability and amplify sovereign risk. By raising the cost of sovereign borrowing for climate-vulnerable countries, it limits the fiscal space available for scaling up investment in adaptation and resilience to climate change and can threaten debt sustainability. This policy brief proposes actionable policy solutions for mitigating and managing the effects of climate change on macrofinancial stability and the cost of sovereign borrowing.

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John Beirne, Asian Development Bank Institute

Nuobu Renzhi, Capital University of Economics and Business (CUEB)

Ulrich Volz, German Development Institute (DIE)

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