I'm mostly interested in knowing what banks are doing in Ireland and other western European countries. I know, from Google searches, that banks are currently doing climate risk stress-testing, but I'm finding it difficult to find any website that really explains what kind of modelling is involved. I have also been unable to find descriptions of what modelling banks are CURRENTLY doing (there's lots of high-level material about what the FUTURE of climate modeling might look like, rather than what banks are actually modelling NOW). Also, does anyone know of other types of climate-related modeling that banks are currently using (apart from climate risk stress-testing). Even though I'm mainly interested in western Europe, I'd still welcome any answers from other parts of the world, including North America. Thanks in advance.

I'm mostly interested in knowing what banks are doing in Ireland and other Western European countries. I know, from Google searches, that banks are currently doing climate risk stress-testing, but I'm finding it difficult to find any website that really explains what kind of modelling is involved. I have also been unable to find descriptions of what modelling banks are CURRENTLY doing (there's lots of high-level material about what the FUTURE of climate modeling might look like, rather than what banks are actually modelling NOW). Also, does anyone know of other types of climate-related modeling that banks are currently using (apart from climate risk stress-testing). Even though I'm mainly interested in Western Europe, I'd still welcome any answers from other parts of the world, including North America. Thanks in advance.