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Climate transition risk and bank lending

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Abstract

Abstract We investigate whether and how banks in the global syndicated loan market adjusted the pricing and supply of credit to account for higher climate transition risk (CTR) in the years following the 2015 Paris Agreement. We measure CTR by considering the pollution levels of borrowers and the engagement of countries where borrowers are headquartered in addressing climate change issues. The evidence is mixed and points to nonlinear relations between lending variables and CO2 emissions. Policy events such as the Paris Agreement and government environmental awareness are significant climate risk drivers that, when combined, may amplify banks' perception of CTR.

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Issuer
Wiley (Business Strategy and the Environment)
Document Type
Research / Academic Paper
Publication Year
2023
Retrieved
5 May 2026
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com
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XFAJW72EVE
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Bank LendingTransition Risk

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