As a member of the Network for Greening the Financial Sector (NGFS) since 2020, the NBR takes steps to identify, develop and utilise some of the specific climate risk analysis tools and makes specific recommendations to the banking sector. At the same time, NBR representatives participate in a series of events or training sessions organised by European institutions (i.e. the European Systemic Risk Board, the Council of the European Union) in which various aspects of legislative initiatives related to sustainable finance are tackled, and specialists prepare analyses on possible implications of climate risk on the European financial system. As of 30 december 2022, the NGFS consists of 121 members and 19 observers.

• NGFS note-document in the margins of the meeting of the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) - NGFS Dubai Stocktake, December 2023;
• NGFS Report  ”Scaling Up Blended Finance for Climate Mitigation and Adaptation in Emerging Market and Developing Economies (EMDEs)”, December 2023;
• NGFS “Nature-related Financial Risks: a Conceptual Framework to guide Action by Central Banks and Supervisors”, September 2023.
• NGFS  „Conceptual Note on Short-term Climate Scenarios”, October 2023;
• NGFS Report- "Monetary policy and climate change: key takeaways from the membership survey and areas for further analysis", July 2023;
• Note on the NGFS Survey on Climate Scenarios, June 2023;
• NGFS Report- "Conceptual note for Blended Finance Handbook", June 2023;
• NGFS Report "Stocktake on Financial Institutions' Transition Plans and their Relevance to Micro-prudential Authorities", May 2023;
• NGFS Annual Report, April 2023; 
• Statement G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, 25 February 2023;
• Finance Ministries, Central Banks and Supervisors Recognize Nature-Related Risks and Commit to Deepening Their Understanding, December 2022;
• NGFS/FSB- Climate Scenario Analysis by Jurisdictions, November 2022;
• NGFS- Dashboard on scaling up green finance, October 2022;
• NGFS- Effects of the current energy crisis and the links with the NGFS climate scenarios, September 2022;
• NGFS- Climate Scenarios for central banks and supervisors, September 2022;
• NGFS- Final report on bridging data gaps, September 2022;
• BIS- International cooperation, climate change and green finance;
• OECD- Tackling the climate crisis together;
• Network for the Greening of the Financial System (NGFS)
• NGFS: Report “Final report on bridging data gaps”, July 2022.
• NGFS Report - Climate Change as a Source of Financial Risk, 2019.
• NGFS Report - Climate Scenarios for Central Banks and Supervisors, 2021
• Guide for Supervisors - (NGFS) - Integrating climate-related and environmental risks into prudential supervision, May 2020

Technical Assistance

Romania’s central bank also benefits from the technical support project REFORM/SC2021/033 – Analysis of environmental impact scenarios and climate risk assessment, through the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Structural Reform Support (DG Reform) along with the Austrian Financial Supervisory Authority.