Measurement

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STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT
Alignment with global E&S standards and best market practices >> Alignment to NDCs and with national/regional climate change targets >> Multi-stakeholder collaboration >>
CLIMATE AND GREEN FINANCE
Products and services >> Climate and green investment reporting >> Measurement >> Incentives >>
ESG INTEGRATION
Governance of E&S >> E&S risk management >> Enforcement >>

2019

Indicators for global benchmarking of sustainable finance

CLIMATE AND GREEN FINANCE Measurement

Calculation of environmental benefits
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Does the framework ask FIs to calculate the environmental benefits of their investments? (e.g., CO2 emission reduction, water saving, etc.)

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(4) - Page 22 - Environmental performance indicators for the Green Projects

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(3) - 5.2.7 Séptimo Objetivo: Estandarizar el seguimiento y monitoreo del impacto de las inversiones para verificadores e inversionistas

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(3) - page 11 (Part 4., §2)

(2) - Page 4 - 4. Reporting

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(4) - page 15 (§2 "Periodic information", 2nd bullet point)

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Does the framework provide a taxonomy of potential environmental impacts?

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(4) - Page 23 & 24

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(2), (3), (4) and (5) - Annex 1

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Does the framework provide methodologies, tools, and/or templates to measure and report these impacts?

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Climate risk exposure assessment
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Does the framework ask FIs to monitor climate risk exposure at portfolio level?

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(5) - Bank's exposure to climate-related risks

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(2) (3) - Part II - Quantitative KPIs (5)

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(2) - Question 1.12 Principle 1 (page 4)

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Does the framework refer to specific climate risk exposure methodologies (e.g., climate scenario analysis, climate risk stress testing, calculation of carbon risk exposure, tracking of energy efficiency for real estate portfolio)?

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(5) - Bank's exposure to climate-related risks

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Does the framework encourage FIs to take mitigating steps on these risks?

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(5) - Bank's exposure to climate-related risks

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(5) - page 10 (Engagement 4)

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(1) - §3 p14

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Source Reference: (4) - Page 22 - Environmental performance indicators for the Green Projects

Source Reference: (2) - Page 17
Implementation Guidelines V4 - Page 17

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Source Reference: (3) - 5.2.7 Séptimo Objetivo: Estandarizar el seguimiento y monitoreo del impacto de las inversiones para verificadores e inversionistas
Sustainable Survey by Asobancaria

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Source Reference: (3) - page 11 (Part 4., §2)
Kenya green Bond Principles - page 11 (Part 4., §2)

Source Reference: (2) - Page 4 - 4. Reporting

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Source Reference: (4) - page 15 (§2 "Periodic information", 2nd bullet point)

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Source Reference: (3) - page 2, ii

Source Reference: (1) - 4.1 3 p15
Green Advisory Service: As the banks/DFIs integrate evaluation of environmental implications/costs in their credit appraisals, they should also develop a mechanism of suggesting green and resource efficient alternatives to their clients. The clients may not always accept the advice/recommendation of banks/DFIs (for example, due to higher initial outlay). Nonetheless, this mechanism of highlighting potential benefits of green alternatives to clients will educate them and also sensitize field staff of banks/DFIs on the strategic importance of green investments.

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Source Reference: (4) - Page 23 & 24

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Source Reference: (2), (3), (4) and (5) - Annex 1

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Source Reference: (5) - Bank's exposure to climate-related risks

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Implementation Guidelines V4 - Page 27

Source Reference: (2) (3) - Part II - Quantitative KPIs (5)
PBoC's notification: "EVALUATION OF INDICATORS AND METHODS" page 8 of bilingual version)

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Source Reference: (1) - page 6, 13 (Banking sector, §2) & 15

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Source Reference: (2) - Question 1.12 Principle 1 (page 4)

Source Reference: (1) - §3 p14
On an overall portfolio basis banks/DFIs are obliged to review and classify their existing portfolio to identify their current environmental risk exposure. Banks/DFIs may as part of their routine monitoring procedure ask clients, on a voluntary basis, to provide relevant information. The standard EnvDD may be used as the basis of the assessment leading to an ERR. The review is undertaken by the front office in cooperation with credit administration.

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Source Reference: (5) - page 10 (Engagement 4)

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Source Reference: (1) - §3 p14
On an overall portfolio basis banks/DFIs are obliged to review and classify their existing portfolio to identify their current environmental risk exposure. Banks/DFIs may as part of their routine monitoring procedure ask clients, on a voluntary basis, to provide relevant information. The standard EnvDD may be used as the basis of the assessment leading to an ERR. The review is undertaken by the front office in cooperation with credit administration.

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Calculation of environmental benefits

Climate risk exposure assessment

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