Limiting environmental reporting flexibility: investor judgment based on the EU taxonomy
Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(4), P. 1511 - 1548
Published: May 28, 2024
Abstract
This
experimental
research
investigates
the
effect
of
different
types
environmental
information
on
investor
judgment.
By
examining
three
cases
varying
level
disclosure,
we
evaluate
investment
judgments
professional
(Study
1)
and
private
German
investors
2).
Primarily,
investigate
whether
traditional,
commonly
disclosed
affects
judgments.
Furthermore,
explore
effects
linking
non-financial
reporting
elements
to
quantitative
financial
measures
through
EU
taxonomy
by
adding
indicators.
Specifically,
operationalized
case
where
companies
fall
into
a
category
poor
performance
classification.
We
find
that
only
traditional
disclosure
in
combination
with
standardized
taxonomy-aligned
(below
average),
influences
However,
exhibit
significantly
negative
response,
while
show
positive
reaction
when
constraining
flexibility
inclusion
performance.
Consequently,
conclude
connection
between
enhances
transparency
for
investors.
Private
investors,
other
hand,
reward
additional
irrespective
its
content.
implies
generally
conveys
signals
but
uncertainty
judgment
can
be
assumed.
Language: Английский
Innovations and barriers in sustainable and green finance for advancing sustainable development goals
Raghu Raman,
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Suparna Ray,
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Dayana Das
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et al.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
This
study
employs
a
mixed-methods
approach
to
investigate
the
role
of
sustainable
and
green
finance
in
advancing
UN
development
goals
(SDGs).
We
use
quantitative
bibliometric
methods
with
machine
learning-based
BERTopic
modeling
case
analysis
reveal
trends.
presents
cocitation
SDGs
visualize
interconnectedness
between
goals,
highlighting
central
SDG
13
(climate
action)
key
linkages
related
economic
growth
(SDG
8),
industry
infrastructure
9),
clean
energy
7),
environmental
sustainability
(SDGs
6,
15).
The
findings
indicate
that
innovations
such
as
fintech,
social
impact
bonds,
risk
models
are
crucial
for
facilitating
renewable
investment
mitigating
impacts.
identified
barriers
include
high
transaction
costs
insufficient
institutional
frameworks
developing
countries,
hindering
broader
adoption
tools.
Case
studies
from
South
Africa,
Brazil,
other
nations
have
examined
implementation
bonds
loans.
They
highlight
significant
efforts
by
stakeholders
these
financial
instruments
support
SDGs,
particularly
7,
13,
17
(partnerships).
However,
challenges
nascent
regulatory
environments,
market
barriers,
capacity
constraints
persist,
inhibiting
mainstream
integration.
Key
research
avenues
quantifying
needs,
tailoring
instruments,
derisking
mechanisms
foster
cross-sector
coordination
international
partnerships.
underscores
necessity
innovative
inclusive
mobilize
capital
flows
aligned
priorities
Global
South.
Future
directions
advanced
data
analytics,
adaptation
local
contexts,
technological
integration,
exploration
dimensions
finance.
provides
actionable
insights
policymakers,
institutions,
researchers,
emphasizing
driving
global
sustainability.
Language: Английский
Socio-Cultural Factors and Components of the Digital Economy in Ethnic Minority Regions
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(9), P. 3825 - 3825
Published: May 2, 2024
We
define
the
digital
economy
as
all
economic
activities
conducted
through
use
of
information
technologies,
including
to
create
new
markets,
expand
old
ones,
and
produce
goods
services.
The
has
become
a
major
driver
sustainable
development
transition
towards
greener
economy.
However,
studies
show
an
unequal
level
progress
among
cities,
regions,
countries.
Consequently,
this
paper
explores
associations
between
socio-cultural
factors
(such
attitudes
marriage/raising
family)
components
expenses/investment
in
ICT
proportion
personal
computers
Internet
households).
This
study
specifically
examines
twenty-two
ethnic
minority
regions
Russia
with
data
covering
five-year
period.
Using
Pearson
correlation
coefficient,
results
that
large
urban
population
high
divorce
rates
were
positively
associated
economy,
whereas
rural
population,
higher
birth
rates,
natural
growth
negatively
correlated
Language: Английский
Investing Responsibly: What Drives Preferences for Sustainability and Do Investors Receive Appropriate Investments?
SSRN Electronic Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
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The Role of Platforms in Fostering Sustainable Finance: A Comprehensive Approach
Jelena Jovović,
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Sunčica Vuković
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Platforms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(3), P. 138 - 149
Published: Sept. 8, 2024
As
the
global
financial
ecosystem
undergoes
a
paradigm
shift
toward
sustainability,
platforms
emerge
as
instrumental
intermediaries,
connecting
diverse
stakeholders,
facilitating
information
flow,
and
catalyzing
impactful
investments.
This
paper
analyses
evolving
landscape
of
sustainable
finance
investigates
role
in
fostering
its
growth.
Sustainable
platform-based
enablers
were
determined
using
systematic
literature
review
bibliometric
techniques
on
sample
papers
retrieved
from
SCOPUS
database,
included
crowdfunding
platforms,
impact
investment
peer-to-peer
(P2P)
lending
blockchain-based
financing
ESG
data
platforms.
The
analysis
showed
that
solutions
act
accelerators
mobilization,
by
enhancing
transparency
processes,
improving
dissemination
accessibility
funds
needed.
Thus,
help
broader
set
stakeholders
direct
potential
to
accelerate
transition
more
inclusive
system.
Language: Английский
How do socio-demographic factors affect green finance growth?
Stanovnistvo,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
62(2), P. 211 - 230
Published: Nov. 25, 2024
Hitherto,
green
finance
provides
lower
returns
as
compared
to
their
“plain”
counterparts,
and
such,
might
be
less
attractive
financial
markets.
This
study
aims
analyse
the
impact
of
sociodemographic
factors
on
growth
at
national
level.
We
employ
a
panel-pooled
mean
group-autoregressive
distributive
lag
(PMG-ARDL)
model
assess
long-term
influence
selected
indicators
government
budget
allocations
for
R&D
(GBARD)
with
environmental
objectives
proxy
spanning
21
European
countries
from
2000
2021.
Specifically,
we
investigate
unemployment
rate,
population
density,
gender
ratio,
ratio
education
expenditure
GDP,
proportion
aged
15-64,
Gini
coefficient
GBARD
objectives.
The
core
results
demonstrate
that
all
examined
exert
positive
statistically
significant
allocation
budgets
objectives,
highlighting
critical
role
contexts
in
shaping
investment
strategies.
Language: Английский
Bibliometric Study on ESG, SDG Goals, Green Finance, and Startups Using VOS Viewer and Gephi
Advances in human resources management and organizational development book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 401 - 432
Published: Nov. 29, 2024
This
study
uses
bibliometric
analysis
to
examine
scholarly
work
in
ESG,
sustainable
development
goals,
startups,
and
finance.
chapter
examines
the
most
important
referred
papers
supporting
sustainability,
SDGs,
Startups
gain
insight
into
current
research
trends.
The
authors
sourced
publications
from
Scopus
database
for
their
literature
evaluation.
used
tools
such
as
Gephi
VOSviewer
conduct
analyses.
Author
keywords:
Bibliometrics;
Sustainability;
Sustainable
development;
Co-occurrence
analysis,
Language: Английский
Green Finance and Digital Strategies
Lovepreet Negi,
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Manpreet Manpreet,
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Malkeet Singh
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et al.
Advances in finance, accounting, and economics book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 281 - 304
Published: Nov. 29, 2024
This
research
explores
the
pivotal
role
of
green
finance
and
digital
marketing
strategies
in
fostering
adoption
circular
technologies
globally.
With
increasing
environmental
concerns
need
for
sustainable
solutions,
businesses
are
leveraging
innovative
financial
tools
such
as
bonds,
carbon
credits,
fintech,
alongside
data-driven
campaigns,
to
promote
resource
efficiency
waste
reduction.
The
convergence
platforms
is
reshaping
industries
by
enabling
companies
integrate
economy
principles
into
their
operations,
sustainability
profitability.
study
provides
an
in-depth
analysis
mechanisms
driving
this
transition
highlights
challenges
equitable
implementation
potential
long-term
economic
benefits.
Language: Английский