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WP1: What role markets, policies, institutions play in driving/hindering green finance?

M1: Textual analysis, experts’ survey, policy analysis

WP2: Are Austrian investors (mis)pricing green finance risks/opportunities for returns?

M2: Latent class analysis, financial econometrics, market model

WP3: Credible policies advocated to signal the market but uncertain design, implementation, impacts (competitiveness, public debt, markets, inequality)

M3: Macroeconomic analysis: EIRIN Stock –Flow Consistent Agent Based Model

WP4: Disorderly transition could drive carbon stranded assets in Western Balkans and cascade via networks of financial exposures to Austria

M4: Two-regions macro financial network model

WP5: development of operative green finance toolkit inform Austrian decision-makers M5: stakeholders’ knowledge co-production, research-policy interface

Contact: Dr. Irene Monasterolo (PI) irene.monasterolo@wu.ac.at

Scaling up green finance to achieve the climate targets:

macro-financial opportunities and challenges for Austria

Green Deal financing in Austria: research questions and methods

Contextualization of research in post COVID-19 world

How to finance the Green Deal? Complementarity of mission-oriented policies, instruments

To what extent COVID-19 affects the Green Deal implementation?

Challenges for stakeholders’ engagement in project implementation

Learn more and engage: http://greenfin.at/

Progress and preliminary results

EIRIN model further development and application:

European Central Bank (ECB) Climate Stress-test (Monasterolo ea 2020a)

World Bank (WB) in compound climate-COVID risk (Monasterolo ea 2020b)

•Two-regions SFC model development: application to EU green fiscal and macropru (Dunz. ea 2020)

•Identification of stakeholders’ network

•Financial market analysis: database, model development DISSEMINATION:

Presentations. Past: EIOPA, COP25, ECB, WB, UZH Sustainable Finance. Forth: CREDIT 2020, EAEPE2020, EC Summer school

Publications: Ecological Economics, Journal of Financial Stability, Annual Review of Environment and Resources, G20 chapter, NGFS chapter, Financial Times, UN PRI, Euractive

Irene Monasterolo, Andrea Mazzocchetti, Michael Miess (WU), Asjad Naqvi, Nepomuk Dunz (IIASA), Angela Koeppl, Daniela Kletzan-Slamanig (WIFO), Luca de Angelis (UNIBO)

Monasterolo et al. 2020b

Dunz et al. 2020

Monasterolo et al. 2020a

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