The preliminary conclusions of the survey indicate that: 1. the banking sector began to recognise climate risks in the context of the risk management system, and half of them defined the concept of that risk in their internal acts; 2. more than half of banks expect a significant impact of climate risks on the bank's risk profile in the coming period, with the majority expecting that impact in a period longer than five years; 3. a majority of banks have not yet included these risks in the scope of the bank's management bodies, nor in the system of reporting on risks; 4. half of banks did not define any limits or restrictions arising from climate risks.
Other banks have mostly done this by defining exposure limits in the form of a target maximum value that needs to be reached by a certain date, or activity restrictions by defining a list of activities that are not supported.