Ecological, Societal, and Technological Risks and the Financial Sector
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Beschreibung
Today’s financial sector faces multiple challenges stemming from ecological, societal, and technological risks such as climate change, political extremism, and cyber-attacks. However, these non-traditional risks are yet to be fully identified and measured, in order to ensure their successful management. This edited collection sheds light on the topic by examining the unique measurement and modelling challenges associated with each of these risks, and their interaction with finance.
Offering a comprehensive analysis of non-traditional finance risks, the authors provide the basis for developing appropriate risk management techniques. With new approaches to protect against emerging threats to the financial sector, this edited collection will appeal to academics researching sustainability, development finance, and risk management, as well as policy-makers and practitioners within the banking sector.
Offers a transdisciplinary approach linking the social and natural sciences and a comprehensive and connected approach to assess new risk categoriesFeatures contributions and recommendations from researchers and practitioners with a global focus that considers the unique needs of different societies and ecosystemsProvides critical analyses of arguments for and against a sustainability-oriented economy
Offers an interdisciplinary approach linking the social and natural sciences to assess new risk categories Features contributions and recommendations from researchers and practitioners with a global focus that considers the unique needs of different societies and ecosystems Provides critical analyses of arguments for and against a sustainability-oriented economy
Autor*in
Thomas Walker
Themen in »Ecological, Societal, and Technological Risks and the Financial Sector«
Economic risk factors Ecological risk factors Societal risk factors Technological risk factors financial market development domestic savings rates asset bubbles public finance taxation climate change Loss of biodiversity Cybersecurity Automatization Blockchain technology risk measurement