AIFC and OECD Highlight Nature-Related Risks in Kazakhstan’s Banking Sector
Summary
A joint session by AIFC GFC and the OECD reviewed the financial exposure of Kazakhstan's banks to nature degradation and environmental risks.
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The AIFC Green Finance Centre (GFC), serving as the Regional Chapter of the Green Investment Principles for the Belt and Road, hosted a panel session at Astana Finance Days. The discussion centered on the impact of nature degradation and natural hazards on Kazakhstan's economy and financial sector.
The event convened representatives from the AIFC, the OECD, and multilateral development organizations. Participants examined findings related to the Kazakhstani banking sector's financial exposure and vulnerability to nature-related risks.
Source: AIFC News
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