India's Banks Fail to Act on Climate Data Despite Rising Risks

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Despite 92% of India's major banks disclosing climate-related data, few use it for lending decisions, risking financial instability amid worsening physical climate risks like floods and heat.

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Despite 92% of India's major banks disclosing climate-related data, few use it for lending decisions, risking financial instability amid worsening physical climate risks like floods and heat.

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