Green Finance – Finance supports biodiversity conservation

2022-12-30

The degradation of the ecological environment and the loss of biodiversity are becoming risks faced by the whole society and a possible source of financial risks.

Ma Jun: Strengthen the role of green finance

2022-12-05

Dr. Ma Jun, President of IFS interpreted green development in the report of the 20th National Congress.

Financial Times: New rules for financial support for biodiversity conservation "Externality problems" and "Project identification" need to be solved urgently

2022-11-18

Huzhou issued the Implementation Opinions on Financial Support for Biodiversity Conservation, striving to form an exploration practice of financial support for biodiversity conservation with Huzhou characteristics.

21st Century Economic Interview with Ma Jun: China has initially included biodiversity conservation in the classification standards of green finance

2022-03-28

Green finance has become an important tool to address climate change, and future financial policies will pay more and more attention to the role of the financial system in preventing biodiversity risks and reversing biodiversity loss.

Ma Jun: In implementing ‘the post-2020 global biodiversity framework’, regulators such as central banks have an important role to play

2022-03-25

21st Century Business Herald interviewed Dr. Ma Jun, President of IFS, on the impact of biodiversity loss on economic and financial stability.

Interview with Ma Jun, President of Beijing IFS: Biodiversity loss brings irreversible financial risks

2021-12-02

Environmental Economics interviewed Dr. Ma Jun, President of IFS, on issues related to the systemic impact of biodiversity loss on the economic and financial system.

Ma Jun proposed that biodiversity risks should be divided into physical risks and transition risks for the first time

2021-10-15

Dr. Ma Jun, President of IFS, spoke at COP15 to pay attention to the financial risks of biodiversity investment and financing, and for the first time mentioned that biodiversity-related financial risks should be divided into physical risks and transition risks.

Interview with Ma Jun, President of Beijing IFS: Financial support for biodiversity has attracted much attention from global central banks and financial regulators

2021-09-30

21st Century Business Herald interviewed Ma Jun, President of Beijing IFS, on the impact of biodiversity on financial stability.