[Workshop] From risk to resilience: How micro- & macro nature-related scenarios support safeguarding financial stability
Co-organized by FUT/CON
Convener:
Maud Abdelli, WWF International
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Co-conveners:
Eloi Astier,
Christos Karydas, EY,
Oliver Schelske
Tue, 16 Jun, 15:00–16:30|Room Sanada 1
Tue, 15:00
• Explore the latest developments in nature-related scenario design and modeling approaches, including new frameworks, indicators, and data integration methods.
• Discuss how nature risk scenarios can inform regional or corporate planning and both micro- and macroprudential risk assessment, supervision, and central bank mandates.
• Identify challenges and opportunities for financial institutions, regulators, and supervisors in integrating biodiversity and ecosystem services risks into their assessment and decision-making processes.
• Highlight the role of international collaboration in advancing science-based, forward-looking tools for managing financial risks from biodiversity loss or ecosystem services degradation.
• Reflect on biodiversity and ecosystem services risk assessment – what data, models, and partnerships are still needed to mainstream nature-related scenarios from the local to the global level.
Speakers: Maria J. Santos (University of Zurich), Benjamin S. Black (ZALF/ ETH Zurich), Fernando Resende (IIS Brazil), Elise Kremer (NGFS, Banque de France).
Chair: Florian Altermatt (University of Zurich and EAWAG).
Conveners: Maud Abdelli (WWF International), Oliver Schelske (Swiss Re Foundation), Eloi Astier (AXA Foundation for Human Progress), Claudio Nuber (EY), Adrien Portafaix (EY)