Thomas Larible
Research & Advocacy Officer
As Research and Advocacy Officer, Thomas focuses on climate risk and banking regulation.
Thomas has more than five years of experience in risk management within the banking industry, having worked in various risk departments at investment banks in New York and Paris.
Throughout his career, Thomas has worked on a wide range of risk management regulations, including in counterparty risk and market risk areas, such as Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (Internal Model Approach and Standardised Approach). He has also led data quality reviews for data used in risk models, with a focus on Value at Risk and stress tests. Before transitioning to risk management, Thomas worked as a Structured Product Pricing Officer in Luxembourg.
At Finance Watch, Thomas works on climate risk and banking regulation, focusing on climate scenario analysis.
Thomas holds a master’s degree in Financial Mathematics from Paris-Saclay University and an Engineering degree from ENSIIE, where he specialised in Mathematics and Computer Science.
Policy Area
- Sustainable finance
Areas of expertise:
- Climate risk
- Financial markets
- Banking regulation
Contact Information
Finance Watch
Rue des Colonies 56 box 3 - 1000 Brussels - Belgium
Participated in these publications
Sustainable finance
19/05/2026
An efficient use of systemic risk buffers for climate risk
Stability & supervision
19/02/2026
Improving supervisors’ assessment of bank risk management in Europe
Stability & supervision
29/01/2026
Finance Watch response to the Commission Consultation on the implementation of the new market risk framework under Basel III standards
Sustainable finance
15/12/2025
A prudent approach to climate risk
Sustainable finance
02/10/2025
Enhancing ESG stress tests for credible compound and systemic risk management
Sustainable finance
29/08/2025
Improving EBA’s Pillar III disclosures on ESG risk exposure – EBA consultation
Sustainable finance
29/08/2025
More work is needed on the PRA climate risk guidelines for banks and insurers
Sustainable finance
06/05/2025
A safer use of climate scenario analysis by banks
Stability & supervision
28/04/2025
Response to Commission consultation on the market risk prudential framework
Sustainable finance
24/04/2025
Feedback to the EBA on requirements for ESG Scenario Analysis
Policy Area
- Sustainable finance
Areas of expertise:
- Climate risk
- Financial markets
- Banking regulation
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