This text explores banking sustainability and the crucial role played by central banks, such as the ESCB, in mitigating the physical and transitional risks stemming from climate change and ESG factors. Unlike traditional financial risks, ESG risks require a new bidirectional management framework that assesses not only the direct impact on the banking organization but also the potential consequences for stakeholders and the environment. Furthermore, the text analyzes the principle of "sound and prudent management" typical of the banking system, contrasting it with the Anglo-Saxon business judgment rule, to highlight how the integration of sustainability criteria introduces an additional, essential dimension into the decision-making processes of bank directors.

Sostenibilidad bancaria

Liace Gianfranco
2026

Abstract

This text explores banking sustainability and the crucial role played by central banks, such as the ESCB, in mitigating the physical and transitional risks stemming from climate change and ESG factors. Unlike traditional financial risks, ESG risks require a new bidirectional management framework that assesses not only the direct impact on the banking organization but also the potential consequences for stakeholders and the environment. Furthermore, the text analyzes the principle of "sound and prudent management" typical of the banking system, contrasting it with the Anglo-Saxon business judgment rule, to highlight how the integration of sustainability criteria introduces an additional, essential dimension into the decision-making processes of bank directors.
2026
979-13-88078-43-9
Este texto aborda la sostenibilidad bancaria y el papel crucial de los bancos centrales, como el SEBC, en la mitigación de los riesgos físicos y de transición derivados del cambio climático y de los factores ESG. A diferencia de los riesgos financieros tradicionales, los riesgos ESG exigen un nuevo enfoque de gestión bidireccional que evalúe no solo el impacto directo en la entidad, sino también las repercusiones sobre el entorno y los grupos de interés. Asimismo, se analiza el principio de "gestión sana y prudente" característico del sistema bancario, contrastándolo con la business judgment rule del derecho anglosajón, para destacar cómo la integración de los criterios de sostenibilidad introduce un vector adicional y obligatorio en los procesos de toma de decisiones de los administradores bancarios.
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