Green Deal objectives and delivery
Green Deal objectives and delivery
Context
The transition to a climate-neutral economy is a central pillar of the European Union’s response to climate change and a key driver of economic transformation. Achieving the Green Deal objectives requires mobilising large-scale private and public investment, aligning financial flows with net-zero pathways, and supporting credible transition plans across sectors. While the transition offers significant opportunities in terms of innovation, competitiveness and growth, it also raises major challenges related to financing needs, technological uncertainty, sectoral adjustments and social impacts. Ensuring an orderly, inclusive and well-financed transition remains essential to avoid fragmentation, investment gaps and disorderly adjustments that could undermine economic and financial stability.
Eurofi documents
Extracted from the main Eurofi publications (Regulatory Updates, Views Magazines and Conference Summaries)
Regulatory Update
Eurofi policy notes
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Summary
Session Summaries
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Views The Eurofi Magazine
Eurofi Views Magazine chapters
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Priorities for developing transition finance September 2024
Challenges facing the EU sustainability approach September 2024
Transition planning in the financial sector February 2024
Key contributions
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Remarks on green transition September 2024
Shigeru Ariizumi - Vice Minister for International Affairs, Japan FSA
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Exchange of views: Conversation with Paul Donofrio February 2024
Paul Donofrio - Vice Chairman, Bank of America | David Wright - President, EUROFI