Yevgeny Shrago
@yevshrag.bsky.social
Finreg, climate, the intersection thereof, Michigan sports, random thoughts.
The speech lays out 3 proposals for next steps by the CFTC. All three would match steps taken by other financial regulators.
1. A horizontal supervisory review of climate risk management
2. Scenario analysis exercises
3. Principles for climate risk management
1. A horizontal supervisory review of climate risk management
2. Scenario analysis exercises
3. Principles for climate risk management
August 28, 2023 at 5:43 PM
The speech lays out 3 proposals for next steps by the CFTC. All three would match steps taken by other financial regulators.
1. A horizontal supervisory review of climate risk management
2. Scenario analysis exercises
3. Principles for climate risk management
1. A horizontal supervisory review of climate risk management
2. Scenario analysis exercises
3. Principles for climate risk management
The full speech draws the connections between the climate crisis and the 2008 financial crisis.
It points out how Dodd-Frank gave agencies the tools they need to deal with climate risk.
And it reinforces the urgency of acting promptly.
It points out how Dodd-Frank gave agencies the tools they need to deal with climate risk.
And it reinforces the urgency of acting promptly.
August 28, 2023 at 5:42 PM
The full speech draws the connections between the climate crisis and the 2008 financial crisis.
It points out how Dodd-Frank gave agencies the tools they need to deal with climate risk.
And it reinforces the urgency of acting promptly.
It points out how Dodd-Frank gave agencies the tools they need to deal with climate risk.
And it reinforces the urgency of acting promptly.
To counter-pedant, not all commodities are cheap and plentiful. They can be subject to the same underinvestment/supply constraint issues as housing is, sometimes for the same reasons.
But housing still isn’t a commodity or commoditized.
But housing still isn’t a commodity or commoditized.
August 24, 2023 at 1:34 PM
To counter-pedant, not all commodities are cheap and plentiful. They can be subject to the same underinvestment/supply constraint issues as housing is, sometimes for the same reasons.
But housing still isn’t a commodity or commoditized.
But housing still isn’t a commodity or commoditized.