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Regulators eye effects of climate change on financial institutions

By The IJ Staff | February 12 2020 09:48AM

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Canadian regulators are closely watching climate change and its potential effects on the soundness of individual banks, insurers, private pension plans and the stability of the financial system as a whole.

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