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181   $ctxt$2rdacontent
182   $cc$2rdamedia
183   $acr$2rdacarrier
200 10$aClimate risks in Latin America and the Caribbean $eare banks ready for the green transition?
210   $a[Luxembourg] $cEIB$d[2023], c2023
215   $a30 p. $ctab., col. ill
320   $aBibl. : p. 22-24.
330   $aLatin America and the Caribbean are increasingly experiencing the effects of climate change. Over the past two decades, the countries in the region have experienced as many as 1 350 natural disasters attributable to the climate, affecting more than 170 million people. We analysed climate risks in Latin America and the Caribbean, expanding the analysis to understand what these risks imply for the financial sector, particularly for banks. We conclude that the aggregate physical climate risk of the banking sector is the highest in the Caribbean while for transition risk the picture is more homogenous. Finally, we note that capital flows for climate projects in the Latin America and the Caribbean region have been lagging other regions in the world. Against the backdrop of considerable financing needs, the international financial community and public development banks have an important role to play to support both public and private green investments providing long-term, patient funding at affordable rates and sharing part of the risks.
517   $aClimate risks for Latin America and the Caribbean
606   $anatural hazard$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $arisk management$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $agreen economy$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $aeconomic transition$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $aenergy transition$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $abanking policy$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $aEU financing$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $afinancial institution$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $aclimate change$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $aLatin America$9eng$2EUROVOC
606   $aCaribbean Islands$9eng$2EUROVOC
615  7$anatural hazard.
615  7$arisk management.
615  7$agreen economy.
615  7$aeconomic transition.
615  7$aenergy transition.
615  7$abanking policy.
615  7$aEU financing.
615  7$afinancial institution.
615  7$aclimate change.
615  7$aLatin America.
615  7$aCaribbean Islands.
686   $aNatural disasters$2LU-LuOPE
686   $aEconomy - Finance$2LU-LuOPE
700   $aEuropean Investment Bank$01725572
712 02$aEuropean Investment Bank.
801  0$bLU-LuOPE
906   $aREPORT
912   $a9910888479203321
996   $aClimate risks in Latin America and the Caribbean$94266400
997   $aUNINA
999   $9European Commission