Banco Central recebe inscrições para três vagas no Programa de Estágio de Pós-Graduação em Pesquisa (PEPP) até 18 de setembro

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The Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) has opened applications for three positions in its Postgraduate Research Internship Program (PEPP), signaling a deeper institutional focus on climate-related financial risk research. While this announcement is not a regulatory change, it provides strategic intelligence for financial services firms operating in Brazil. The research agenda, particularly the line on physical climate risk measurement and its financial assessment, is likely to inform future supervisory expectations, stress-testing scenarios, and potentially macroprudential policy. Compliance and risk teams should track the outputs of this program to anticipate how climate risk may be integrated into BCB's regulatory and supervisory frameworks. Firms with exposure to climate-sensitive sectors or those developing internal climate risk models should align their methodologies with emerging central bank research themes. The programme also highlights BCB's interest in bridging academic research and policy, suggesting potential opportunities for collaboration with postgraduate researchers and academic institutions. For now, no immediate compliance obligations are triggered, but proactive engagement with the research agenda could provide a competitive edge in shaping future regulatory approach.

RegCanary impact assessment

RegCanary impact score: 4/10