Because more capital means banks are more likely to survive large unexpected shocks, society is also less at risk from the economic and social fallout that usually accompany bank failures.   Reduced fiscal risk. When the probability of a banking crises is reduced, so is fiscal risk.
All this information needs to be related to financial risks— including financial institutions' exposures to non-financial counterparties. This is not an easy task. The current lack of usable data is a reflection of difficulties in transforming existing information on the drivers of climate risk into reliable metrics that quantify financial risks.