Analysis of climate regulation in the financial sector in Latin America

Year Published

2023

Contributing Organizations

Transforma

Type of Resource

Research/Insights Report

Languages

Spanish

Relevant Topics

Core Topic

Climate Policies & Frameworks

Target Audience

Asset Managers

Asset Owners

Banks

Financial Services Providers

Insurers

Relevant Geography

Latin America and the Caribbean

Resource Description

This document analyzes climate-related financial regulation in Latin America and compares it with frameworks from the European Union, United States, United Kingdom, and New Zealand. It focuses on sectors such as pension funds and insurers to identify key regulatory features and practices.

Why This Matters

Enhancing climate regulation is essential for aligning financial systems with low-carbon and resilient development. This analysis supports policymakers and regulators in Latin America to advance effective climate-related financial oversight.

Key Insights

Highlights leading regulatory approaches in developed markets for managing climate risks in the financial sector
Assesses climate regulation practices in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and Argentina
Identifies barriers to implementation in Latin America, including institutional capacity and data limitations
Explores opportunities to strengthen regional regulatory frameworks by adapting international best practices

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