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Climate mandates rewrite the bank's balance sheet

ESG reporting, climate stress tests, restrictions on high-carbon lending. By 2040 — material balance sheet impact.

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Trajectory of climate regulation in banking

2026: ESG reporting mostly voluntary. Climate stress test pilots in EU.

2030: ESG reporting mandatory in most major markets. Climate stress test annual.

2035: Lending restrictions on high-carbon sectors. Capital requirements differentiated by ESG.

2040: Climate impact integrated in credit decisioning standard. Stranded assets fully recognised.

UZ trajectory follows global pattern with 3-5 year lag.

What changes for banks

Balance sheet repricing. High-carbon assets (oil, gas, certain manufacturing, traditional auto) lose value.

Risk weights differentiated. Green lending — preferred capital treatment.

New product opportunities. Green bonds, ESG-linked loans, transition financing.

Reporting burden. Carbon footprint per loan, per customer, per region.

Customer transition support. Clients with stranded assets need restructuring.

Where vulnerabilities lie

Russia / Central Asia — carbon-intensive economies. Transition slower and more painful.

Stranded asset concentration in legacy sectors.

Regulator capacity for climate-related supervision insufficient initially.

Greenwashing risk — claims without verification.

Banking response

Climate strategy formalised in board agenda.

ESG data infrastructure — measurable per asset.

Capital reallocation — gradual.

Transition financing capability — major business opportunity.

Regulator engagement — shape framework.

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