Decision No. 2026-C-27 Establishing the Climate and Sustainable Finance Commission

Prudential Control and Resolution Authority
Decision No. 2026-C-27 of June 22, 2026
Establishing a Consultative Commission

The College in plenary session,
Having regard to the Monetary and Financial Code, particularly Article L. 612-14-I, Decides:

Article 1
A Consultative Commission, called the Climate and Sustainable Finance Commission, is hereby established, charged with:

• Advising the Prudential Control and Resolution Authority (ACPR) on how to take into account sustainable finance objectives, particularly the financing of the transition to a low-carbon and sustainable economy, for institutions within its scope of competence;
• Responding to any specific request from the President of the Authority, the Supervisory College, or its formations;
• Promoting constructive dialogue among all stakeholders, particularly regarding methods for measuring and communicating commitments to ensure their comparability and monitoring over time;
• Advising on the strategic orientations and decisions within the purview of the Authority's Supervisory College, particularly concerning the governance and prevention of climate risks, compliance with commitments, and incentives for sustainable finance.
  The Commission is seized by the President of the ACPR.

Article 2.
I - The presidency of the Climate and Sustainable Finance Commission is exercised by a member of the Supervisory College designated by the latter, upon proposal by the President of the ACPR. One or two Vice-Presidents are also designated by the College according to the same procedures. The President of the AMF (French Financial Markets Authority) or their representative is an ex officio member of the Commission.

II - The Commission also includes individuals from enterprises supervised by the ACPR and their professional federations, as well as individuals from the academic world, associations, and think tanks active in the field of competence of the Commission. These members are appointed for a term of 3 years. The list of Commission members is set out in the Annex. The composition of the Commission also aims for a principle of balance between experts and practitioners. The composition of the Commission respects the principle, or failing that, the objective, of parity between women and men.

Article 3.
The President establishes, for each meeting of the Commission, its agenda and the list of members and other persons to be summoned.
The President may invite qualified persons on the subject under discussion to the Commission's work.
The Director General of the Treasury or their representative is invited to the Commission's meetings.
The President of the Sanctions Commission may designate a member who attends the Commission's work.
The General Secretariat of the ACPR ensures the secretariat of the Commission. The secretariat prepares a summary report of the debates at the end of each meeting. It is communicated to the members for approval at the next meeting.

Article 4.
The President establishes a schedule of work which is presented at the first meeting for each referral.

Article 5.
The Commission regularly reports to the ACPR Supervisory College on its analyses, where applicable accompanied by its proposals, through its President.

Article 6.
This decision repeals and replaces Decision No. 2025-C-13 of March 17, 2025, of the Supervisory College of the Prudential Control and Resolution Authority regarding the establishment of a consultative commission.

Article 7.
This decision will be published in the Official Register of the Authority.
The President,
Emmanuel MOULIN

Annex
Members of the Climate and Sustainable Finance Commission

President: Ms. Christelle LECOURT, member of the Supervisory College of the Prudential Control and Resolution Authority.
Vice-President: Ms. Patricia CRIFO, member of the Supervisory College of the Prudential Control and Resolution Authority

• Ms. Anna CRETI, Scientific Director of the Natural Gas Economics Chair (Paris-Dauphine University, Mines ParisTech, IFPEN, Toulouse School of Economics); Scientific Director of the Climate Economics Chair (Paris-Dauphine University)
• Mr. Ulrich HEGE, Professor at the Toulouse School of Economics
• Mr. David ZERBIB, Professor at the École des Hautes Études Commerciales (EDHEC)
• Ms. Karen DEGOUVE, Sustainable Finance Director at the Federation of French Banks
• Ms. Adrienne HOREL-PAGES, Director of Civic Engagement, La Banque Postale
• Ms. Marie-Lore AKA, ESG Risk Manager, BNP PARIBAS
• Mr. Mikaël PREBET, Environmental Risks Manager, Crédit Agricole Group, Crédit Agricole S.A.
• Ms. Christine TARRAL, Technical Reference Director for Finance and Investments, France Assureurs
• Ms. Dora ELMRI, Public Affairs, AXA Group
• Ms. Stéphanie GOUJON, Director of the Mutualist Footprint - General Management Committee, VyV Group
• Mr. Jean-François COPPENOLLE, Manager of Sustainable Investments, Investment Direction, ABEILLE ASSURANCES Group
• Mr. Antoine de SALINS, Managing Director, I-Care
• Ms. Nathalie BORGEAUD, Lead, Financial Markets Engagement, TNFD
• Ms. Anuschka HILKE, Director of the Financial Institutions Programme, I4CE
• Mr. Antoine PUGLIESE, Sustainable Finance Expert at WWF-France, WWF
• Mr. Michel CARDONA, qualified personality
• Mr. Ivan ODONNAT, General Director of Financial Stability and Operations, Banque de France
• Mr. Thierry PHILIPPONNAT, Chief Economist at Finance Watch, member of the EFRAG sustainability reporting board
• Ms. Margaud SAUVAGET, Deputy Head of Sustainable Finance Bureau / Mr. Arthur CAMPREDON, Deputy Head of Sustainable Finance Bureau, General Directorate of the Treasury, Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty.

The AMF is represented by Mr. Viet-Linh NGUYEN, Head of the Strategy and Sustainable Finance Unit and Secretary of the AMF Climate and Sustainable Finance Commission.