デジタル時代におけるグリーンファイナンス、気候リスク、持続可能な金融システム
Green Finance, Climate Risk, and Sustainable Financial Systems in the Digital Era (原題)
Preeti Singh, Harshit Sinha
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日本語
本書章は、デジタル経済を背景にグリーンファイナンス、気候リスク、持続可能な金融システムを概念的に整理する。グリーンボンドやサステナビリティ・リンク・ボンド、炭素市場などの商品、気候ストレステスト、規制・責任リスクを概説し、気候リスク＝財務リスクという認識の重要性を強調。EUグリーンディール、中国・インドの取り組み、企業レベルの事例を通じ、データ不足や不整合といった課題を指摘しつつ、政府・企業・技術の協働による解決に楽観的な見通しを示す。
English
This chapter conceptually reviews green finance, climate risk, and sustainable financial systems in the digital economy. It examines green bonds, sustainability-linked bonds, green loans, and carbon markets, along with climate stress tests and regulatory/liability risk, stressing that climate risk equals financial risk. Case studies from the EU Green Deal, China, India, and corporate practice illustrate global trends, while noting barriers such as data gaps and inconsistency.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本ではSSBJ基準の策定や有報でのサステナビリティ開示義務化が進む中、気候リスクを財務リスクとして捉える本書の枠組みは、企業の統合報告や投資家対応の基礎整理として有用。EU・中国・インドの事例は、日本企業がグローバルな開示・移行金融の潮流を理解する上で参考になる。
In the global GX context
This chapter provides a broad conceptual map of green finance and climate risk that aligns with TCFD, ISSB, and CSRD disclosure frameworks. It is useful for international readers seeking a consolidated overview of financial products, stress testing, and regulatory trends, though it offers limited novel empirical evidence.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:グリーンファイナンスと気候リスク規制の全体像を整理する入門的枠組みとして活用できる。
🏢実務担当者:気候リスクを財務リスクとして捉え、グリーンボンドやSLBなど調達手段の選択肢を検討する際の参考になる。
🏛政策担当者:気候ストレステストや開示規制の国際動向を俯瞰し、政策設計の基礎情報として参照できる。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Green finance has become a significant concept in contemporary financial practice, addressing climate change, environmental impact, and related concerns. This chapter is dedicated to exploring the notion of green finance, climate risk, and sustainable financial systems in the context of the digital economy. It provides conceptual details, analyzing green financial products, their role in institutional practices, and the impact of climate risk regulation. The key messages of the chapter reveal the importance of the shift towards sustainable finance, including the understanding that climate risk equals financial risk. The impact of this shift is enormous, as more than USD 39.08 tn of ESG assets and more than USD 4 tn of climate bonds are expected to be managed worldwide by 2025. The chapter also discusses the three types of climate risks, the role of climate stress tests, and the details of regulation and liability risk. Attention is paid to the overview and analysis of green financial products such as green bonds, sustainability-linked bonds, green loans, and carbon markets. The role of ESG incorporation into investment processes, as well as the impact of digitization on climate change, is reviewed as well. Case studies of the Green Deal in the EU, green finance initiatives in China and India, as well as sustainable finance at the corporate level, provide evidence of the trends in sustainable finance around the globe. Although there are barriers to sustainable finance, including the risks of inconsistency and inaccuracy, financial market liberalization, and a lack of relevant data, the chapter concludes with an optimistic note. It states that collaborative work of governmental, corporate, and technological forces can address any challenges on the way to sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous globalization.
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