Journal of risk and financial management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(10), P. 455 - 455
Published: Oct. 8, 2024
Background/Introduction:
Investor
trust
and
brand
relationship
quality,
along
with
initiatives
for
environmental,
social,
governance
(ESG),
have
become
highly
important.
Despite
their
relevance,
limited
research
has
been
conducted
on
how
ESG
influence
investors’
perceptions
in
financial
markets.
Objectives/Aims:
This
work
conducts
a
cross-sectional
analysis
to
examine
the
between
perceived
investor
quality
among
retail
investors
Hong
Kong,
one
of
world’s
leading
Methods:
study
involved
479
investors.
Three
instruments
were
administered
questionnaires:
(1)
scale,
(2)
(3)
scale.
Results:
The
demonstrates
that
PESG
various
aspects
had
strong
positive
correlations.
Notably,
environmental
social
concerns
found
be
predictors
whereas
awareness
least
effect.
Conclusions:
Improving
firm’s
image
can
boost
confidence
relationships,
thus
aligning
sustainability
business
strategies.
Energy Strategy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
53, P. 101374 - 101374
Published: April 4, 2024
Considering
increasing
public
interest
in
environment-related
problems
and
the
carbon-neutrality
aims
of
countries,
this
study
focuses
on
effect
green
bonds
enabling
carbon
neutrality
supporting
clean
electricity
China,
which
is
leading
top
carbon-emitting
energy-using
country
world.
In
context,
makes
a
disaggregated
level
empirical
analysis
by
considering
sectoral
emissions
source-based
generation
using
quantile-based
approaches
from
January
2,
2019,
to
December
31,
2023.
The
outcomes
show
that
(i)
decrease
mainly
transport
international
aviation
sectors;
(ii)
have
mixed
effects
remaining
emissions;
(iii)
increase
all
sources
at
higher
quantiles,
whereas
they
lower
quantiles.
Thus,
varies
across
sectors,
sources,
Accordingly,
set
policy
endeavors,
such
as
dealing
with
firstly
critical
sectors
power
industry,
allocated
bond
issuance
specified
focusing
some
like
solar
wind,
are
argued
for
China.
Energy Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
134, P. 107549 - 107549
Published: April 17, 2024
This
study
investigates
how
the
monetary
policies
of
USA,
EU,
and
China
affect
global
green
investment
differently
by
using
dynamic
autoregressive
distributive
lag
(DARDL)
model
kernel-based
regularized
least
squares
(KRLS).
DARDL's
results
show
that
US
policy
is
not
conducive
to
in
short
long
term.
The
EU's
conventional
negatively
impacts
investment,
but
only
However,
China's
boosts
inference
from
response
simulations
implies
easing
US,
positively
influences
run.
magnitude
EU
greater
than
China.
Unconventional
investments
run,
whereas
it
positively.
unaffected
unconventional
case
US.
In
contrast,
have
had
a
positive
impact.
financial
development,
negative
impact
on
more
strongly
evident
for
EU.
Overall,
empirical
this
recommend
significant
change
large
economies
required
promote
ecological
transition.
