Discussion on management and supervision of ESG risks for credit institutions and investment firms
This Discussion Paper provides a comprehensive proposal on how ESG factors and ESG risks could be included in the regulatory and supervisory framework for credit institutions and investment firms. The paper identifies for the first time common definitions of ESG risks, building on the EU taxonomy and an overview of current evaluation methods. It also outlines recommendations for the incorporation of ESG risks into business strategies, governance and risk management as well as supervision.
- AFME and ISDA
- ANASF
- Association of Foreign Banks in Germany
- Austrian Federal Economic Chamber, Division Bank and Insurance
- Avantage Reply
- BBVA
- BNP PARIBAS
- BVI German Fund Association
- Baltic International Bank
- Bloomberg L.P.
- Deutsche Bank AG
- Deutsche Börse Group
- Dutch Banking Association
- E3G - Third Generation Environmentalism
- ECIIA
- ESBG (European Savings and Retail Banking Group)
- EU Federation for Factoring and Commercial Finance (EUF)
- European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB)
- European Association of Public Banks (EAPB)
- European Banking Federation
- European Federation of Building Societies
- European Federation of Financial Advisers and Financial Intermediaries (FECIF)
- FIA European Principal Traders Association (FIA EPTA)
- French Banking Federation
- GLS Bank eG
- German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC)
- ING N.V.
- Institute of International Finance
- Invesco
- Japanese Bankers Association
- Leaseurope
- Loan Market Association (LMA)
- MSCI ESG RESEARCH LLC
- Mazars Group
- NFU - Nordic Financial Unions
- OTP Bank
- SD-M GmbH
- The Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA)
- The Santa Fe Group, Shared Assessments Program
- Triodos Bank N.V.
- WG OF SPANISH INVESTMENT FIRMS WITHIN THE FOGAIN (SPANISH INVESTORS COMPENSATION SCHEME FOR INVESTMENT FIRMS)
- WWF European Policy Office
- Związek Banków Polskich (eng. Polish Bank Association)
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