Thought leadership
The Art of Change – What can we learn from the Impressionists to change the economy?
The global economy is at a crossroads. It struggles to cope adequately with climate change, biodiversity loss, and persistent social inequities. And although there certainly are transformations, predominant economic thinking prevents acceleration of change.
Q&A with the Coalition’s Senior Technical Advisor on the Launch of the TNFD Framework
Based on the recent research by Campiglio et al. (2025), central banks are increasingly discussing climate-related issues such as ‘green finance’ and ‘climate-related risks’, with the study revealing that these actions are driven more by institutional factors such as supervisory responsibilities, membership frameworks (NGFS, for example), rather than their country’s direct exposure to climate risks. In parallel, though slower, discussions around nature-related risks are emerging, with central banks viewed as key influencers in this space.
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