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38. Environment-related stranded assets: What does the market think about the impact of collective climate action on the value of fossil fuel stocks?. (2021). Shimbar, Ali.
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39. The heat is on: A framework for measuring financial stress under disruptive energy transition scenarios. (2021). Vermeulen, Robert ; Jansen, David-Jan ; Hekwolter of Hekhuis, Melanie ; Heeringa, Willem ; Lohuis, Melanie ; Schets, Edo ; Kolbl, Barbara.
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40. Can European electric utilities manage asset impairments arising from net zero carbon targets?. (2021). O'Brien, John ; Hickey, Conor ; McInerney, Celine ; Gallachoir, Brian O ; Caldecott, Ben.
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41. Climate change and monetary policy in the euro area. (2021). Theofilakou, Anastasia ; Tamburrini, Fabio ; Stracca, Livio ; Setzer, Ralph ; Santabárbara, Daniel ; Röhe, Oke ; Rachedi, Omar ; Prammer, Doris ; Popov, Alexander ; Piloiu, Anamaria ; Petroulakis, Filippos ; Papadopoulou, Niki ; Parker, Miles ; Mongelli, Francesco ; Moench, Emanuel ; Montes-Galdón, Carlos ; Mistretta, Alessandro ; Meinerding, Christoph ; Lydon, Reamonn ; Lozej, Matija ; Boneva, Lena ; Hebbink, Gerbert ; Guarda, Paolo ; Grüning, Patrick ; Giovannini, Alessandro ; Garcia Sanchez, Pablo ; Ferrari, Alessandro ; FAIELLA, IVAN ; estrada, Angel ; End, Jan Willem ; Di Nino, Virginia ; Dees, Stephane ; Delgado-Téllez, Mar ; DARRACQ PARIES, Matthieu ; Breitenfellner, Andreas ; Avgousti, Aristoklis ; Kashama, Melissa Kasongo ; Russo, Simone ; Isgro, Lorenzo ; Montes-Galdon, Carlos ; Gomez, Gonzalo Yebes ; Gruning, Patrick ; Fornari, Fabio ; Bun, Maurice ; Hlaskova, Sarah Jane ; Osorno-Torres, Boris ; Bua, Giovanna ; Farkas, Matyas ; Queiroz, Ricardo ; Cruz, Lia Vaz ; Adao, Bernardino ; Ferrucci, Gianluigi ; Lopez-Garcia, Paloma ; Sotomayor, Beatriz ; Garcia-Sanchez, Pablo ; Faccia, Donata ; Ciccarelli, Matteo ; Rognone, Lavinia ; Diez-Caballero, Arturo ; Muller, Georg ; Manninen, Otso ; Mendoza, Alberto Fuertes ; Santabarbara, Daniel ; Mikkonen, Katri ; Ploj, Gasper ; Page, Adrian ; Weth, Mark Andreas ; Kapp, Daniel ; Ouvrard, Jean-Franois ; Rohe, Oke ; Pointner, Wolfgang ; Tellez, Mar Delgado ; Holthausen, Cornelia ; van den End, Jan Willem ; Manzanares, Andres ; Drudi, Francesco ; Andersson, Malin ; Duarte, Claudia ; Aubrechtova, Jana ; Caprioli, Francesco ; McInerney, Niall ; Osiewicz, Malgorzata ; Tsalaporta, Pinelopi ; Barbiero, Francesca ; Ioannidis, Michael ; Alogoskoufis, Spyros ; Roos, Madelaine ; Nerlich, Carolin ; Schotten, Guido ; Weber, Pierre-Franois.
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42. Climate Change and Fiscal Sustainability: Risks and Opportunities. (2021). Volz, Ulrich ; Mohaddes, Kamiar ; Klusak, P ; Burke, M ; Agarwala, M ; Zenghelis, D.
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43. Climate Change and Fiscal Sustainability: Risks and Opportunities. (2021). Volz, Ulrich ; Mohaddes, Kamiar ; Agarwala, Matthew ; Klusak, P ; Burke, M ; Zenghelis, D.
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44. ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS AND RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE FINANCIAL SECTOR: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. (2021). Walther, Thomas ; Nguyen, Duc Khuong ; Breitenstein, Miriam.
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45. Society, Politicians, Climate Change and Central Banks: An Index of Green Activism. (2021). Tarsia, Romano ; masciandaro, donato.
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46. Society, Politicians, Climate Change and Central Banks: An Index of Green Activism. (2021). Tarsia, Romano Vincenzo ; Masciandaro, Donato.
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47. Climate Change and Fiscal Responsibility: Risks and Opportunities. (2021). Volz, Ulrich ; Mohaddes, Kamiar ; Agarwala, Matthew ; Klusak, Patrycja ; Burke, Matt ; Zenghelis, Dimitri.
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48. Corporate Sustainability in Bangladeshi Banks: Proactive or Reactive Ethical Behavior?. (2020). Chowdury, Rezaul Karim ; Weber, Olaf.
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49. Climate Disaster Risks—Empirics and a Multi-Phase Dynamic Model. (2020). Semmler, Willi ; Mittnik, Stefan ; Haider, Alexander.
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50. A Finance Approach to Climate Stress Testing. (2020). Schoenmaker, Dirk ; van Dijk, Mathijs A ; Reinders, Henk Jan.
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51. Climate Disaster Risks – Empirics and a Multi-Phase Dynamic Model. (2019). Semmler, Willi ; Mittnik, Stefan ; Haider, Alexander.
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52. Stranded Assets in the Transition to a Carbon-Free Economy. (2019). van der Ploeg, Frederick (Rick) ; Rezai, Armon.
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53. Building a sustainable financial system: the state of practice and future priorities. (2019). Dikau, Simon ; Robins, Nick ; Tager, Matthias.
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54. Building a sustainable financial system: the state of practice and future priorities. (2019). Dikau, Simon ; Robins, Nick ; Tager, Matthias.
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55. Building a sustainable financial system: the state of practice and future priorities. (2019). Dikau, Simon ; Robins, Nick ; Tager, Matthias.
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56. Building a sustainable financial system: the state of practice and future priorities. (2019). Dikau, Simon ; Robins, Nick ; Tager, Matthias.
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57. Fostering Green Finance for Sustainable Development in Asia. (2018). Volz, Ulrich.
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58. Climate Change, Financial Stability and Monetary Policy. (2018). Nikolaidi, Maria ; Galanis, Giorgos ; Dafermos, Yannis.
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59. Climate change, financial stability and monetary policy. (2017). Nikolaidi, Maria ; Galanis, Giorgos ; Dafermos, Yannis.
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60. Climate change, financial stability and monetary policy. (2017). Nikolaidi, Maria ; Galanis, Giorgos ; Dafermos, Yannis.
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61. Climate Finance at COP21 and After: Lessons Learnt. (2016). Espagne, Etienne.
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