Physical shocks and economic resilience: a central bank perspective − speech by James Talbot
Why this matters
The speech is by a named Bank of England official on physical climate shocks and monetary policy. Its regulatory relevance lies in the insurance-protection-gap analysis: the speaker says insurers will need to build risk prevention into products and pricing, cites the PS25/25 update to SS3/19, and models spillovers to UK mortgages. Monetary-policy and macro content is covered by the ESG / Sustainability topic. Urgency is null because the speech sets no obligations or dates.
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What the BoE said
Given at the 2nd Annual Conference on Sustainable Finance at the Banco de México on 21 October 2026
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Context
Bank of England (BoE) — UK central bank overseeing monetary policy and financial stability. We track 277 updates from them.
Financial services regulation in the UK, primarily overseen by the FCA and PRA. Browse all United Kingdom updates.
This update is classified under ESG / Sustainability, Insurance & Pensions and Mortgage & Lending.