Green banking as the prospective dimension of banking in Poland

Laskowska, Anna

doi:10.12775/eq.2018.011

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“…Similarly, energy‐saving equipment like solar hot water systems, highly efficient furnaces, heat pumps, and replacement windows lead bank to save cost (Ginovsky, 2009 cited in Nath, Nayak, & Goel, ). Laskowska () identified two essential benefits of the green banking sector—“for the economy and nature” where banks can make a profit and also be cost‐effective in the long‐term perspective. Hossain and Kalince () argue green banking has a positive effect on banks' performance.…”

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Underpinning the benefits of green banking: A comparative study between Islamic and conventional banks in Bangladesh

Sharmeen¹,

Hasan

Miah

2018

Thunderbird Intl Bus Rev

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This study aims to compare environmental motives and performance of conventional and Islamic banks in Bangladesh. Green compliance index was developed based on the Bangladesh Bank (the central bank of Bangladesh) guidelines whereas information regarding governance variables is collected from the annual reports of 9 Islamic and 31 conventional banks. Results show Islamic banks are more environmentally friendly compared to their conventional counterparts. Board size is negatively related to green compliance whereas board independence and auditor's type do not have any significant influence on green compliance for both clusters of banks. Compliance with green banking policies enhances the reputation for Islamic banks and accountability and profitability for conventional banks. Results of this study provide useful information for regulatory authorities to formulate policies that are conducive to enhance bank's environmental performance.

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Underpinning the benefits of green banking: A comparative study between Islamic and conventional banks in Bangladesh

Sharmeen¹,

Hasan

Miah

2018

Thunderbird Intl Bus Rev

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“…According to ICICI Bank (2014), the Green products/offerings, green engagement, and green communication with clients are all part of the Go Green strategy. -I Insta banking: The bank offers ecologically friendly products or services, including I Insta banking: -It is a service that lets customers do money transfers via bank transfers, internet payments, IVR banking, and other techniques from everywhere at any moment (Anna Laskowska (2018) [33]).…”

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A New Model on Customers’ Attraction, Retention, and Delight (CARD) for Green Banking Practices

Prabhu

Aithal²

2022

SSRN Journal

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“…However, there are still many different understandings of green banking. In a broad sense, a green bank is a sustainable bank whereby investment decisions need to look at the big picture and act to benefit consumers, the economy, society, and the environment [8,9]. There is a close relationship between the bank and economic, social, and environmental factors.…”

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“…Green banking provides and characterizes banking services towards supporting activities that positively impact the environment, reducing carbon emissions, saving natural resources, and promoting sustainable economic development [13,14]. In a broad sense, green banking means that a bank has built a sustainable business strategy, reflected in providing banking services that satisfy the criteria for ensuring environmental responsibility and society [9,15].…”

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Policy Implications for the Green Bank Development in the Context of Global Climate Change

Hang

2022

Emerg Sci J

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With the global financial crisis in 2008, climate change, and the COVID-19 pandemic, most countries worldwide have re-thought their organization and operating models in their financial systems, including the banking system. In Vietnam, sustainable economic development has become an essential need in the long term. However, sustainable development requires a balance between economic growth and environmental protection. Therefore, Vietnam has chosen to develop a green economy, in which "green banks" have an essential role. Green banking is a future banking model that balances all stakeholders' economic and environmental benefits and costs in banking activities. Green banking emerges as an ideal model for future banking, a foundation for a green economy and sustainable development. Therefore, the article analyzes the current situation and some challenges to promoting the development of green banking in Vietnam and proposes policy recommendations to promote green banking development in Vietnam in the coming time. The article used methods to test the reliability of Cronbach's alpha scale, exploratory factor analysis (EFA), confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), and SEM to test the research hypotheses based on surveying 700 commercial bank managers and collecting data by a convenient sampling method from June 2021 to December 2021. Research novelty explores five factors affecting green bank development with a significance level of 1.0%. Finally, the author had policy implications for developing the green bank in the future. Doi: 10.28991/ESJ-2022-06-04-011 Full Text: PDF

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Green banking as the prospective dimension of banking in Poland

Cited by 14 publications

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Underpinning the benefits of green banking: A comparative study between Islamic and conventional banks in Bangladesh

Underpinning the benefits of green banking: A comparative study between Islamic and conventional banks in Bangladesh

A New Model on Customers’ Attraction, Retention, and Delight (CARD) for Green Banking Practices

Policy Implications for the Green Bank Development in the Context of Global Climate Change

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