Clerc, Laurent; Cambou, Aurore; El Kaissoumi, Leila; Fonteny, Elisabeth; Gosset, Leopold; Pegoraro, Fulvio; Rabate, Marie; Scrive, Elsa; Boullot, Mathieu; Caicedo Graciano, Carlos Mateo; De Gaye, Annabelle; Dees, Stephane; Lew-Derivry, Raphael; Lisack, Noemie; Wegner, Oriane; Cohignac, Thierry; Drif, Yannick; Valade, Pierre
Banque de France, Autorite de controle prudentiel et de resolution - ACPR, 4 place de Budapest, 75009 Paris cedex 9 (France)2023
Banque de France, Autorite de controle prudentiel et de resolution - ACPR, 4 place de Budapest, 75009 Paris cedex 9 (France)2023
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[en] The Autorite de Controle Prudentiel et de Resolution (ACPR) publishes the assumptions and expectations for its new climate stress test exercise, exclusively dedicated to insurers. The ACPR expects major market mobilization for this stress test, which remains voluntary. It follows a pilot exercise conducted in 2020 in which 15 insurance groups participated, representing approximately 75% of the insurers' total balance sheet. The publication includes: A main document setting out the scenarios and the main assumptions used in this climate stress test exercise; A technical guide, which specifies the technical details of the exercise
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L'Autorite de controle prudentiel et de resolution (ACPR) publie les hypotheses et les attendus de son nouvel exercice de stress test climatique, dedie exclusivement aux assureurs. L'ACPR compte sur une mobilisation forte de la Place pour ce stress test dont la participation demeure volontaire. Il fait suite a l'exercice pilote mene en 2020 qui avait reuni 15 groupes d'assurance, representant environ 75% du total du bilan des assureurs. La publication comprend: un document principal, qui presente les scenarios et les principales hypotheses retenues pour ce stress test climatique; un guide technique precisant les modalites techniques de l'exerciceOriginal Title
Presentation des hypotheses de l'exercice climatique assurances 2023
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19 Jul 2023; 151 p; Available from the INIS Liaison Officer for France, see the INIS website for current contact and E-mail addresses
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Clerc, Laurent; Diot, Sebastien; Vernet, Lucas; Krischak, Paolo; Pegoraro, Fulvio; Bontemps-Chanel, Anne-Lise; Overton, George; Allen, Thomas; Chouard, Valerie; Dees, Stephane; De Gaye, Annabelle; Devulder, Antoine; Lisack, Noemie; Gonzalez, Olivier; Py, Loriane; Caicedo Graciano, Carlos Matteo; Rabate, Marie; Svartzman, Romain; Cohignac, Thierry; Valade, Pierre; Chevalier, Arnaud; Drif, Yannick
Banque de France, Autorite de Controle Prudentiel et de Resolution - ACPR, Direction d'etudes et d'analyse des risques - 66-2770, Exercice pilote climatique, 4, place de Budapest, 75436 Paris Cedex 09 (France)2020
Banque de France, Autorite de Controle Prudentiel et de Resolution - ACPR, Direction d'etudes et d'analyse des risques - 66-2770, Exercice pilote climatique, 4, place de Budapest, 75436 Paris Cedex 09 (France)2020
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[en] The ACPR is launching its climate pilot exercise. This is an unprecedented and ambitious exercise, the objective of which is to make French banking and insurance establishments aware of the risks linked to climate change. It aims in particular at measuring the risks, both physical and transitional, to which establishments are exposed, by 2050. The exercise also has a methodological dimension as it seeks to identify the difficulties encountered in the conduct of this type of exercise (absence or incomplete nature of the data, limits or inadequacies of the models, etc.). This exercise mobilizes the main French banking and insurance groups. The delivery date is scheduled for the end of 2020. The publication includes: A main document, which presents the scenarios and the main assumptions used for this exercise. This document is an update of the provisional hypotheses for the climate pilot exercise, posted online on the website of the French Prudential Supervisory Authority (ACPR) on May 25 and subject to public consultation until 19 June 2020. It takes into account in particular: the macroeconomic projections of the Eurosystem, published on June 4, 2020, which provide a first measure of the impact of the health crisis and which affect the start of the pilot exercise; the transition scenarios published on June 24, 2020 by the NGFS (Network for Greening of Financial System), the network of central banks and supervisors for the greening of the financial system; a review of certain technical parameters and assumptions; finally, taking into account several remarks or comments made by financial institutions participating in the exercise or received from associations, 'think tanks' or non-governmental organizations (NGOs) during the consultation phase
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L'ACPR lance aujourd'hui son exercice pilote climatique. Il s'agit d'un exercice inedit et ambitieux, dont l'objectif est de sensibiliser les etablissements bancaires et d'assurance francais aux risques lies au changement climatique. Il vise notamment a mesurer les risques, tant physiques que de transition, auxquels sont exposes les etablissements, a l'horizon 2050. L'exercice a egalement une dimension methodologique car il cherche a identifier les difficultes rencontrees pour la conduite de ce type d'exercice (absence ou caractere incomplet des donnees, limites ou insuffisances des modeles, etc.). Cet exercice mobilise les principaux groupes bancaires et d'assurance francais. La date de remise des resultats est prevue pour la fin de l'annee 2020. La publication comprend: Un document principal, qui presente les scenarios et les principales hypotheses retenues pour cet exercice. Ce document constitue une mise a jour des hypotheses provisoires de l'exercice pilote climatique, mises en ligne sur le site de l'Autorite de controle prudentiel et de resolution (ACPR) le 25 mai dernier et sujettes a une consultation publique jusqu'au 19 juin 2020. Il prend notamment en compte: les projections macroeconomiques de l'Eurosysteme, publiee le 4 juin 2020, qui fournissent une premiere mesure de l'impact de la crise sanitaire et qui affectent le debut de l'exercice pilote; les scenarios de transition publies le 24 juin 2020 par le NGFS (Network for Greening de Financial System), le reseau des banques centrales et des superviseurs pour le verdissement du systeme financier; une revision de certains parametres et hypotheses techniques; enfin, la prise en compte de plusieurs remarques ou commentaires, formules par des institutions financieres participant a l'exercice ou recus d'associations, de 'think tanks' ou d'organisations non gouvernementales (ONG) lors de la phase de consultationOriginal Title
Scenarios et hypotheses principales de l'exercice pilote climatique
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16 Jul 2020; 90 p; Available from the INIS Liaison Officer for France, see the INIS website for current contact and E-mail addresses
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AIR POLLUTION, COST ESTIMATION, DAMAGE, DISEASE INCIDENCE, ECONOMIC IMPACT, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS, EXCEPTIONAL NATURAL DISASTER, FINANCING, GREENHOUSE EFFECT, GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, HOUSEHOLDS, INSURANCE, LENDING INSTITUTIONS, MORTALITY, PROJECTION SERIES, RISK ASSESSMENT, SECTORAL ANALYSIS, SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS, VULNERABILITY
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