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Responding to an earlier piece by David Aikman, this blog from Mark Cliffe proposes that a front-loaded fiscal stimulus would drive growth and improve long term fiscal sustainability.
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New short-term climate scenarios from @NGFS_ ignore innate economic and financial volatility and understate transition risks, says economic consultant @markcliffe. >> greencb.co/3ZcvgjB
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🇪🇺 Economist @markcliffe of London Institute of Banking & Finance and the @GSI_Exeter explains why the @ECB needs to rethink its climate scenarios.
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🇪🇺 Economist @markcliffe of London Institute of Banking & Finance and the @GSI_Exeter explains why the @ECB needs to rethink its climate scenarios.
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🇪🇺 Economist @markcliffe of London Institute of Banking & Finance and @GSI_Exeter explains why the @ECB needs to rethink its climate scenarios.
GreenCB.co/40UJN4L
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Last week OMFIF Sustainable Policy Institute hosted an insightful roundtable on how pension funds are adapting to climate change 🌏
Key topics included navigating challenges from climate events, adapting investment strategies and reassessing risk models.
#sustainablefinance
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Replying to @markcliffe
@markcliffe speaking at an @ippr event Monday with @Miatsf. What can @UKLabour can do in office to ensure that investments are based on real climate risks, not 'the world will carry on bau' scenarios. Pension money is sent to boost more damaging climate changes. @RachelReevesMP
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We urgently need a shift in the climate scenarios used by investors, govts, and business to address climate change. Prof Tim Lenton joins a stellar panel at #ClimateWeekNYC today on action required @topnigel @tanyakhotin @markcliffe @nikitasinghal23 @CampanaleMark & Nehan Naim
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Conventional #climate models are chronically overlooking the nature of short-term risks and the broader implications they have for the real economy and society, writes @markcliffe.
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#AddisFortune #Commentary #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming
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Although the current upsurge in inflation means that people are less enthusiastic about measures that would hurt their own finances, the growing incidence of natural disasters is shrinking the minority of climate skeptics, @markcliffe observes. bit.ly/3qZvrNU
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As @nntaleb has pointed out in the context of financial markets, conventional models struggle to handle the consequences of fat-tail events. The same critique applies to mainstream climate-risk assessments, warns @markcliffe. bit.ly/3xI5p5k
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A webinar for all risk professionals interested in learning more about why inflation might reach 10% and how this will affect banking performance.
Meet our speakers: @ACunningham29 @markcliffe @BryanFoss Paul Fischer
Register now > bit.ly/3AfWLgw
#LIBFtalks #inflation
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Replying to @edbrophy @thecurrency
Yes, sadly political leaders have failed to spot the possibility of a popular shift away from taxing labour to taxing resource and energy use #stuffstuff #smalliscool
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The outcome of the US presidential election will have ramifications for global trade, technology, foreign relations, financial markets and more over the coming decade. @Knightleyeco, @markcliffe and @oxfordanalytica break it all down in our latest report
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Join ING's @Knightleyeco and @markcliffe for our webinar on US election and its impact on America and the rest of the world at 11:00 am ET (4:00 pm GMT)
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Tomorrow, October 15 2020, join us for Global Horizons Virtual #webcast: #Trump vs. #Biden - A Turning Point for the World? 4:00am ET (9:00am GMT) and 11:00 am ET (4:00 pm GMT) with supporting partners @EYnews and associate partner Invest Africa Ltd. bit.ly/34LNhZj
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Sign up for our webinar on the US election next week. Great panellists discussing where we're really headed next. We've teamed up with @oxfordanalytica for this one.
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What does the future hold for Central Bank Digital Currencies and what does it mean for commercial banks? @markcliffe, @cocuzzo_c and @teunisbrosens discuss
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Watch the replay of the @ING_Economics-#DMI Digital Forum virtual panel on central bank #digital currencies and commercial banks, exploring what a retail #CBDC public-private partnership would look like and how this would shape banks’ business models. youtube.com/watch?v=hYKNF6Rw…
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The @ING_news-#DMI Digital Forum virtual panel on central bank #digital currencies and commercial banks is starting now, exploring what a retail #CBDC public-private partnership would look like and how this would shape banks’ business models. youtube.com/watch?v=hYKNF6Rw…




















