The latter means, for example, detecting and closing data gaps in the ﬁeld of sustainable ﬁnance – an important task, which is carried out by the BIS ’s Irving Fisher Committee. BIS economists are also increasingly active in research on climate-related issues.
Just one of a number of valuable contributions is “The green swan”, a joint publication with Banque de France. [3] Last year, it attracted a great deal of attention, not least because of its thought-provoking title but mainly due to its profound analysis of the new challenges.