Highyield corporate bond and leveraged loan funds, for instance, have seen strong inflows,  4  BIS central bankers’ speeches  reflecting greater investor appetite for risky corporate credits, while underwriting standards have deteriorated, raising the possibility of large losses going forward. In these circumstances, it has to date seemed appropriate to rely on supervisory responses.
To make this transition, potentially disruptive technological advances and far-reaching changes in climate policy are called for. These developments will leave hardly any economic sectors unscathed. And it is safe to say that these upheavals will force market participants to reprice many assets. Does the term "stranded assets" mean anything to you?