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Central banking in the age of the climate crisis : is Sweden's Riksbank in the process of adopting a proactive approach to greening monetary policy?

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In 2019, Sweden's central bank, the Riksbank, sold carbon-heavy bonds from its foreign exchange reserves. This act led … to the Riksbank being labelled a frontrunner in what has been referred to as green central banking (GCB). The growing … change. In this article, we put the Riksbank to the test using the options set out by leading voices within GCB. The lens of …