Climate change and its mitigation present one of the most significant challenges facing our societies. The economic fallout from climate-related events is substantial, with damages to infrastructure, supply chain disruptions, reduced productivity, and increased migration.

Climate Economics and Finance provides an in-depth exploration of the intricate relationship between climate change and the economy, particularly its impact on financial systems.

This book addresses crucial, yet often neglected, aspects of this intersection, including:

Greenflation
Public and private financing of the transition to a green economy
The role and challenges for central banks and supervisors in managing climate-related risks
Furthermore, it examines the difficulties encountered by emerging and developing economies in securing climate finance, while proposing innovative financial and risk mitigation strategies.

By synthesizing cutting-edge research and current policy debates, this book offers a clear and accessible introduction to the crucial intersection of climate and finance.