 N° 102 - April 2021 - Finance for a sustainable economy?
Issue editor: Ivar Ekeland
Introductory remarks
Finance at a time of reckoning with planetary limits
Ivar Ekeland,
mathematician, specialist on economics and finance
The dawning awareness of climate risks and their systemic dimension
Laurent Clerc,
director of risk analysis, Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution
Financial risks
Economic and financial models put to the test of the environmental polycrisis
Gaël Giraud,
researcher, CNRS, founder of the program on environmental justice, Georgetown University
Financial tools for more resilience
Stéphane Hallegatte,
World Bank
Risks related to the energy transition and failed assets
Michel Lepetit,
associate researcher, LIED, vice-president of The Shift Project
Legal uncertainty and risks to reputations
Béatrice Parance,
professor of law, Université UPL Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis
How the funding model war has formatted the environmental transition
Arnaud Berger,
associate in charge of partnerships, Mob-Ion
The state’s role
How to reduce environmentally harmful subsidies?
Guillaume Sainteny,
AgroParisTech and Académie d’Agriculture de France
Adapting budgetary governance to environmental requirements
Alain Grandjean,
cofounder and associate of Carbone 4 & president of the Nicolas Hulot Foundation
The stakes in the European taxonomy for green finance
Anna Creti,
Paris Dauphine-PSL University
A mini-toll on cashless payments for financing the transition toward a sustainable economy
Jean-Charles Rochet,
professor of banking economics, GSEM, University of Geneva and Toulouse School of Economics (TSE)
New financial instruments
Green bonds: The king is naked
Julien Lefournier,
consultant in finance
From carbon offsets to the funding of carbon neutrality
Renaud Bettin,
lead climate expert, Sweep
Biodiversity mitigation, an economic instrument at the service of the public interest
Jean-Christophe Benoît, Antoine Cadi and Sophie Ménard,
CDC Biodiversité
Measuring biodiversity as a tool for reaching global objectives
Joshua Berger, Antoine Cadi, Sophie Ménard and Antoine Vallier,
CDC Biodiversité
Firms
Corporate environmental and social policies: How to dialog with investors?
Édith Ginglinger,
professor Paris-Dauphine University ‒ PSL
Bookkeeping and the environment: Accounting differently
Frédérique Déjean,
professor of managerial studies, Paris Dauphine University ‒ PSL
BNP Paribas and green finance
Sébastien Soleille,
head of the Energy and Environmental Transition, BNP Paribas
Economic leverage for biodiversity
Laurent Piermont,
agronomist
Paris, I love you! When finance embraces climate goals
Stéphane Voisin, Julie Raynaud and Peter Tankov,
Louis Bachelier Institute
COVID-19 and CO2: Can finance contribute to a ‟convergence in combat”?
Christian de Perthuis,
Paris-Dauphine University ‒ PSL
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