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Article 2.1-2.9Article 2: Governance and Risk Appetite
Boards are accountable for overseeing Climate-related Financial Risks, maintaining knowledge, embedding risks in frameworks, and ensuring compliance with governance structures.
Article 3.1-3.3Article 3: Strategy
Financial institutions must assess and monitor climate-related financial risk impacts across short, medium and long-term horizons, and cascade strategy changes to mitigate identified impacts.
Article 4.1-4.6Article 4: Risk Management - General Framework (Identification, Data, Measurement, Reporting, Control)
Financial institutions must integrate climate-related financial risk into their risk management framework, ensuring robust identification, data management, reporting, and control processes.
Article 4.7.1-4.7.12Article 4: Risk Management - Credit/Underwriting Risk Integration
Financial institutions must integrate climate-related financial risk into credit and underwriting processes, assessing customer creditworthiness, portfolio concentration, external ratings, and mitigating actions.
Article 4.8.1-4.8.5Article 4: Risk Management - Market Risk Integration
Financial Institutions must assess market risks for climate-related financial exposures and take appropriate monitoring and mitigation actions on identified risks.
Article 4.9.1-4.9.2Article 4: Risk Management - Operational Risk Integration
Financial institutions must continuously assess physical climate risk impacts on business continuity, critical functions and outsourcing, and ensure contingency and business continuity plans account for climate-related risks.
Article 4.10.1-4.10.3Article 4: Risk Management - Liquidity Risk Integration
Financial institutions must assess climate-related risk impacts on liquidity and funding across all jurisdictions, integrating results into liquidity management, ILAAP, stress testing and liquidity planning.
Article 4.11.1-4.11.9Article 4: Risk Management - Scenario Analysis
Financial institutions must build capacity to run annual climate scenario analysis covering physical, transition and liability risks, feeding into ICAAP stress testing and fully documenting assumptions and results.
Article 5.1-5.3Article 5: Capital
Financial institutions must assess climate-related financial risks' impact on capital and solvency over planning horizons, and banks under ICAAP and insurers under ORSA must incorporate and record these impacts.
Article 8.2Article 8: Publication and Application - Non-Compliance Remediation Plan
A financial institution unable to demonstrate full compliance with the Climate-related Financial Risk Management Regulation must submit a remediation plan to the Central Bank, subject to its assessment of adequacy.
Article 4.11.9-retRecord Retention — Climate scenario analysis documentation (rationale for choice of scenarios, assu
Regulated entities must retain climate scenario analysis documentation, including scenario rationale, assumptions, variables, results and management actions, from each annual exercise.
CBUAE Climate-related Financial Risk Management Regulation's 21 indexed articles break down by obligation type as follows.
Risk — 16 articles
Treasury — 2 articles
Finance — 2 articles
General — 1 article
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Central Bank of the UAE is issued by the Central Bank of the UAE. It has 11 articles across 2 chapters.
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