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Abstract
Climate-related financial risks are increasingly present and impact economic and social activities. An urgent issue is minimizing and adapting to climate-related financial risks, which is a challenge and difficulty for policy implementation and management agencies. To ensure the implementation of national goals and stability for the financial system, policy-making units such as the Government and the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) need to build a legal corridor and apply appropriate financial instruments to respond, minimize, and adapt to climate-related financial risks. With lessons from countries in the Asian region in dealing with climate-related financial risks. This article proposes policy suggestions for the Government of Vietnam and the SBV to study and prepare to identify, measure, monitor, and control those risks.