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The People’s Bank of China and the International Monetary Fund jointly held a high-level seminar on “ Green Finance and Climate Policy ” on the 15th.
The People’s Bank of China and the International Monetary Fund jointly held a high-level seminar on “ Green Finance and Climate Policy ” on the 15th.
Yi Gang pointed out that the Central Bank of China attaches great importance to the development of green finance, and there are three key tasks that need to be promoted for the future.
First, we must further mobilize public and private sector funds in a market-oriented manner to support green economic activities.
In terms of providing policy incentives, the Central Bank of China plans to launch carbon emission reduction support tools to provide a part of low-cost funds for carbon emission reduction.
Second, we must study the impact of climate change on financial stability.
The People's Bank of China is exploring systematically considering climate change factors in stress tests on financial institutions, and gradually incorporating climate change-related risks into the macro-prudential policy framework.
Third, we must give full play to the price discovery role of the carbon market.
Yi Gang said that it is expected that by the end of June this year , China's national carbon emissions trading market will start operations.
Relevant departments are seeking opinions on the management regulations, proposing to gradually expand the paid allocation ratio of carbon emission allowances, and the financial management department will cooperate with relevant departments to participate in the management of the carbon market.
The construction of a carbon market should reflect more financial attributes, introduce carbon financial derivatives trading mechanisms, promote carbon prices to fully reflect risks, and maximize the incentive and restraint role of carbon prices.