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Maxime Barthe is a Monetary Policy and Sustainable Finance Analyst and Climate Data Manager at Banque de France, where responsibilities include integrating climate change considerations into the Eurosystem's monetary policy framework, developing statistical data for climate risk analyses, and contributing to collateral framework studies. Previously, Maxime served as a Monetary Policy and Climate Change Officer at Banque de France, focusing on adjusting central bank operations to climate risks and completing a master's thesis on climate change in corporate asset purchases. Other experience includes participation in the Energy4Climate Student Challenge, roles as a Junior Quantitative Analyst at Crédit Agricole CIB focusing on renewable energy securitization, and a Market Research Consultant position at Lazard researching green finance. Academic credentials include an engineering degree in Economics & Finance from École nationale des ponts et chaussées and an engineer's degree in Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Infrastructure from KTH Royal Institute of Technology.