European Central Bank – annual report 2024

Tabled by Auke Zijlstra, Enikő Győri, Jorge Martín Frías, Paolo Borchia

… its available tools to ensure that banks take all financial and external Removed: risks, including climate and geopolitical risks, seriously; Added: risks seriously, including geopolitical risks and risks resulting from negative effects of the Green Deal on prices, in particular of commodities, and negative effects on employment that may arise if an unpragmatic approach is taken to the digital and green transition; welcomes the ECB’s activities to further enhance the Eurosystem’s risk assessment tools and capabilities in order to better include Removed: climate- and environment-related risks, particularly because climate change and extreme weather phenomena could lead to greater price volatility, Added: environment-related risks, in so far as they are properly quantified, especially in the agri-food sector; Removed: invites the ECB to continue its work on climate risk stress tests developed to assess the resilience of banks and corporations in the face of climate transition risk;

Wording as published by the EP, in English. PE769.117v01-00