Publications

Bangladesh Bank (BB), an SBN member since 2012, issued the Policy Guidelines for Green Banking (2011) and the ESRM Guideline (2017), and launched tools like the ESDD Risk Assessment Tool and Green Banking Reporting Template in 2018.

The Central Bank of Brazil (member since 2012) and FEBRABAN (since 2017) are active SBN members contributing to the Measurement and Green Bond Working Groups. Their key initiatives include Brazil Protocolo Verde (FEBRABAN, 2008),Measuring Financial Resources for the Green Economy (FEBRABAN, annually from 2013 to 2019).

The Association of Banks in Cambodia (ABC), an SBN member since 2016 and part of the IDA Taskforce, launched the Cambodian Sustainable Finance Principles in 2018 and their Implementation Guidelines in 2019.

The Superintendence of Banks and Financial Institutions (SBIF) of Chile has been an SBN member since 2016 and is in the early stages of developing a national sustainable finance framework, focusing on awareness-raising and public-private dialogue.

China Banking & Insurance Regulatory Commission (founding member in 2012) and China Banking Association (member since 2014) are active in SBN’s Measurement and Green Bond Working Groups, with key policies including the Green Credit Policy (2007) and Green Credit Guidelines (2012).

ASOBANCARIA (member since 2012) and the Financial Superintendence of Colombia (since 2018) are active in SBN’s Measurement and Green Bond Working Groups, with key initiatives including the Green Protocol (2012) and a roadmap for developing Colombia’s Green Bond market.