TP or not TP? The macroprudential use of Transition Plans

Organised in collaboration with the Centre for Economic Transition Expertise (CETEx) - London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), this online seminar explores the pivotal role of Transition Plans in shaping a resilient, net-zero-aligned financial system.
As European banks adopt mandatory transition planning under the revised EU macroprudential rules (CRD6), and global players like Singapore and Hong Kong follow suit, this seminar addresses:
1. How transition plans can mitigate risks at both individual and systemic levels
2. Their potential to inform macroprudential policies and enhance systemic stability
3. Realistic expectations for the next 3-5 years
Speakers:
• Agnieszka Smoleńska (CETEx - LSE)
• María Nieto (Bank of Spain)
• Paul Hiebert (European Central Bank)
• Judson Berkey (UBS)
Moderator:
• Pierre Schlosser (FBF-EUI)
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