Climate Changed
Central Banks Should Do Stress Tests on Climate, IMF Says
- IMF managing director has put global warming high on agenda
- Fund will intensify work on carbon pricing, plan transitions
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Central banks should develop climate-related stress tests, according to International Monetary Fund chief Kristalina Georgieva, who has put environmental issues front and center since taking over the fund in October.