The Central Bank of San Marino’s Head of International Relations delivered seminars at the University of Bologna and the University of Milan on 6 and 25 March on how central banks and supervisory authorities are responding to climate change. The sessions introduced the main features of San Marino’s financial system and central bank, as well as the country’s path toward European integration, before focusing on the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS). The presentations described the NGFS as an association of 144 central banks and supervisory authorities, including the Central Bank of San Marino, that shares best practices for managing climate-related risks and mobilises resources to support the transition to a sustainable economy. The seminars were positioned as part of the central bank’s institutional communication strategy to increase awareness of its role, the banking and financial sector, and the growing European integration of San Marino, while improving understanding of climate change impacts in line with NGFS and Central Bank of San Marino objectives.
Central Bank of San Marino 2025-03-31
Central Bank of San Marino explains central banks’ role in addressing climate change in university seminars and highlights NGFS work
The Central Bank of San Marino’s Head of International Relations delivered seminars at the University of Bologna and the University of Milan on central banks' responses to climate change. The sessions highlighted San Marino's financial system, European integration efforts, and the role of the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) in managing climate-related risks. These seminars are part of the central bank's strategy to enhance awareness of its role and climate change impacts.