Climate Risk Anindya Ghosh chowdhury Climate Risk Anindya Ghosh chowdhury

Climate Risk Consortium for small- and mid-sized banks

Katalysys had convened a consortium of non-systemic banks to jointly develop a credible, practical, and proportionate framework for climate-related financial risk assessment.

The work program is designed to fully address the immediate requirements of SS 5/25 - namely a comprehensive gap analysis, board education, and a credible & ambitious remediation plan.

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Evolving Climate Risk Expectations for UK Banks (SS5/25 via PS25/25)

On 3 December 2025, the PRA published its final Policy Statement PS25/25 on climate-related financial risks. The final expectations now sit in Supervisory Statement SS5/25 ‘Enhancing banks’ and insurers’ approaches to managing climate-related risks’, which immediately replaces the old SS3/19. The changes enhance requirements in areas such as governance, risk management, scenario analysis, data, and disclosure.

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