financing the transition. developed economies must lead by example and honour the usd 100 billion climate pledge made 14 years ago at cop15 in copenhagen. governments should also 1 / 3 bis - central bankers'speeches mobilise private finance by implementing transition policies and creating a sound and stable framework to attract capital flows at the national and global level. second, governments can push for reform of the multilateral financial architecture. the g20 – this year under india's presidency – can play a key role in unlocking additional funding. the review of the capital adequacy frameworks of multilateral development banks can offer such opportunity. more generally, we must identify and remove public and private barriers to green finance worldwide wherever possible. third, central banks around the world can and must, within their mandates, support the greening of the financial system. the network for greening the financial system, which brings together 127 central banks and supervisors from all around the world, has played a crucial role in accelerating global action and will continue to do so. we at the ecb have also made it a priority to take account of climate change, because ( i ) it affects inflation ; ( ii ) it affects our balance sheet ; and ( iii ) it is a financial risk for the banks we supervise. we have adjusted our corporate bond holdings and changed our collateral and risk management to better reflect climate risks and at the same time provide incentives to support the green transition of the economy. as supervisors, we make sure that banks consider climate risks when making business and lending decisions. we also stress test the impact of climate change on the economy and financial stability. through our advice, analysis and actions, we aim to manage the financial risks stemming from climate change as well as provide evidence to support the need for the transition i just mentioned. these transformations have occurred within a remarkably short period of just a few years, reflecting the growing momentum of our global collective efforts to combat climate change. today's conference is evidence of our shared dedication to ramp up our actions as the window to meet our climate targets narrows. we can preserve the 1. 5 °c threshold through our united efforts. as sir david attenborough so eloquently put it, " if working apart we are a force powerful enough to destabilise our planet, surely working together we are powerful enough to save it ". 6 through our actions, let's prove him right. 1 ki - moon, ban ( 2015 ), " speech to cop21

radovan jelasic : monetary policy, current economic movements and challenges facing serbian economic policy speech by mr radovan jelasic, governor of the national bank of serbia, at the press conference on the international savings day, belgrade, 29 october 2004. * * * 1. deposit base • the banking sector deposit base as of august 31 amounted to 274. 2 billion dinars, registering an increase of 51. 2 billion dinars, i. e. 22. 8 %, compared to the end of the last year balance. • total savings ( dinar and foreign exchange ) as of august 31, 2004 reached the amount of 106. 3 billion dinars, which is about 21. 3 million dinars ( + 25. 1 % ) higher than at the end of 2003. • so far this year, as of october 19, new foreign exchange savings deposits increased by 25. 1 %, or eur 261 million, exceeding the amount of eur 1. 3 billion, i. e. usd 1. 6 billion. • the increase in savings and domestic accumulation increase represent a vital condition for a vigorous lending activity of the banks, which means not only new investments - new employment opportunities, but also lower interest rates. the nbs announces a campaign : save more today so as to have more tomorrow • as part of activities designed to celebrate october 31, savings day, and with a view to stimulating an increase in savings, the national bank has supplemented its regulations relieving the banks from the compulsory allocation of a part of newly deposited foreign currency savings with the nbs in the period from november 1 to november 7 this year. the nbs hopes that banks shall also confirm in practice their professed readiness to ensure that the total effect of this measure be felt by the end - users, that is, savings depositors. • for savings deposited in the course of the “ savings week ”, banks will apply higher than usual interest rates, up to 2 percent annually, or a fixed bonus ( one - off reward ) as well as special privileges for certain population groups ( newborns, newly married couples … ) etc. the nbs hopes that this facility shall contribute to a more widespread response of savings depositors and to a further strengthening of the banks ’ deposit base, increasing, in return, their lending potential. 2. lending activity in the course of the first eight months this year, total lending of the banking sector increased by 30. 4 %, or 73. 7