We have a new blog post out today in Liberty Street Economics on our research on physical climate risk and insurers

The schedule for our 4/26 conference "Insurance and Rising Climate Related Risks" is here! We're looking forward to insightful discussions from regulators, industry experts, and academics. #ClimateRisk Register here (free & open to the public): https://t.co/FRxC3laljk

Join us for our first QFE seminar of the semester. Rama Cont and Samim Ghamami are presenting on their paper, "Skin in the Game: Risk Analysis of Central Counterparties" Monday, 3/4: 12:30pm - 1:30pm ET (in-person and simulcast on Zoom) Details: https://t.co/eBNNlRzSIP

We're hosting our next seminar on Monday, March 25th at 12:30pm. Nancy Wallace (Berkeley Haas) will present her paper, "Housing and Mortgage Markets with Climate Risk: Evidence from California Wildfires" Details:

Registration is now open for our Fifth Annual Conference on the topic, "Insurance and Rising Climate-Related Risks" Friday, April 26th, 8:15am - 5:30pm ET The event is free and open to the public. In-person at NYU & simulcast on Zoom. Register here: https://t.co/FRxC3laljk

Commentary from a conference co-hosted by Stern's Volatility and Risk Institute @NYU_VRI is spotlighted: "For Financial Services Firms, a Pattern of Malicious Cyber Activity Is Emerging.”

Our conference on "Catastrophic Cyber Risk and a Potential Federal Insurance Response" with the US Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office was mentioned in the Wall Street Journal: https://t.co/KSAy2mghBu

VRI faculty member @ThomasPHI2 and co-authors assess the impact of the US Inflation Reduction Act on the EU in their new column for @voxeu. They argue that the volume of the Act appears small, along with its aggregate macroeconomic effects on the EU.

Focusing on nonbank financial institutions and the migration of risk in the financial sector, Forum Chief Economist Sean Campbell leads a conversation with @NYU_VRI's Richard Berner, @AUWCL’s @ProfHilaryAllen, and Federal Financial Analytics’ @KarenPetrou  #ForumSummit2023

Professors Viral Acharya and Cecilia Parlatore and Clinical Professor Richard Berner @NYUStern @NYU_VRI interview: “Do All Roads Lead to Multi-scenario Fed Stress Tests?”

Paper from @NYUStern Professor Kim Schoenholtz @NYU_VRI @MoneyBanking1 and coauthor: Making Banking Safe

Paper from @NYUStern Professor Viral Acharya @NYU_VRI and co-authors: “Disasters with Unobservable Duration and Frequency: Intensified Responses and Diminished Preparedness”

Insights from NYU Stern's book, "SVB and Beyond: The Banking Stress of 2023," co-authored by @NYU_VRI authors are featured: "When U.S. Safety Nets Undercut the Financial System."

Our faculty's book, SVB and Beyond: The Banking Stress of 2023, is covered in Gillian Tett's latest op-ed for FT

We are proud to publish SVB and Beyond: The Banking Stress of 2023. In this new book, NYU Stern faculty and their collaborators provide a diagnosis and organizing framework to understand the banking stress of 2023 & policy proposals to ensure financial resilience in its wake.

"Measuring the Climate Risk Exposure of Insurers," a new working paper from @Prof_RobEngle, @HyeyooonJung, Shan Ge, and Xuran Zeng, is now available on SSRN: https://t.co/NkMp3jIHzG

The full book is now available on our website: https://t.co/K7YVMm9j0S

Working paper from @NYUStern Professor Johannes Stroebel @NYU_VRI and co-authors: “Four Facts About ESG Beliefs and Investor Portfolios”

Working paper from @NYUStern Professor Viral Acharya @NYU_VRI and co-authors: “Liquidity Dependence and the Waxing and Waning of Central Bank Balance Sheets”

💬 Entrevista | @Prof_RobEngle, Nobel de Economía: “La energía solar y eólica serán cada vez más baratas, y las energías fósiles sencillamente no podrán competir. Así que tendremos energía adecuada y más económica. Ese es el escenario más probable” https://t.co/uGlwKILPuz