Towards green recovery: Can banks achieve financial sustainability through income diversification in ASEAN countries?

Najam, Hina; Abbas, Jawad; Otero, Susana Álvarez; Doğan, Eyüp; Sial, Muhammad Safdar

doi:10.1016/j.eap.2022.09.004

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“…An international economy with negligible or no carbon emissions is a goal of many researchers and policymakers (Najam et al, 2022). Many countries have pledged to work together to safeguard the environment and lessen the effects of climate change.…”

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Najam

2023

Geological Journal

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Nations maximize green technologies and renewable energy to address climate change and reach sustainable development goals. As a result of the Paris Climate Agreement, several countries have made reducing or eliminating their carbon footprints a primary priority. Using a game theoretical perspective, this article analyses empirical data from 2011 to 2021 to determine the impact that renewable energy, environmental regulation, sustainable finance, and financial innovation will have on the ability to emerge from Asian nations in order to achieve a carbon‐neutral society. The cross‐section dependence, panel unit root, and augmented mean group tests confirmed the zero‐carbon environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis. As a result, it is observed that the availability of renewable energy, environmental regulations, sustainable finance, and financial innovation greatly cut carbon emissions and boosts national capabilities to reach the carbon neutrality target. The reduction of sectoral risks and carbon emissions, as well as achieving a sustainable and carbon‐neutral society. It would be facilitated by nations capitalizing on and reinforcing these variables and expanding investment in green recovery.

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“…Financial development was a crucial driving force behind the advancement of industrial structure and its increased efficiency (Najam et al, 2022). The manufacturing of goods in the industrial sector is the industry that is responsible for the most significant amount of damage to the surrounding environment.…”

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Does landscape ecology matter to a country's financial development? Evidence from China

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2023

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Landscape ecology is vital and significantly contributes to the country's social and economic growth. This concept is directly linked with sustainable development goals, and a growing potential exists that landscape ecology will replace conventional landscaping practices as the authoritative framework for environmentally responsible landscaping. Decentralizing spatial planning policy requires local actors to work together to determine what physical changes must be made to the environment to reflect their respective values. To be applicable in such bottom‐up landscape‐development processes, this study checks the relationship between the landscape ecological perspective and the financial development of China over the period 1995–2021 by using the autoregressive distributed lag model. The findings indicated that green investment, environmental pressure and energy consumption play a significant role in China's financial development. Landscape ecological research should pay more attention to these dilemmas as a unifying common ground to produce a joint knowledge base that can be incorporated into multifunctional, actor‐led landscape development. This research adds value to the modern pattern‐process model in landscape ecology by developing this idea into a knowledgeable framework. Subsequently, this study promotes green investment activities and consumption of energy sources so that landscape ecology aims should be obtained through interdisciplinary research. Future research can be done by taking the emerging economies into account.

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“…The performance of assets of any size in different countries together with their asset diversification generates a positive impact on the (ROA) resulting in economic stability of the organization. (Najam et al, 2022)..…”

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Corporate indebtedness and profitability of a private school listed on the Lima Stock Exchange (LSE)

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Mori

Antich

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Indebtedness is important for companies to have the necessary resources for an investment needed to increase their market share. The main objective was considered to analyze the connection of indebtedness with the profitability of a school listed on the LSE, 2017-2021. The methodology considered was quantitative, basic, longitudinal, descriptive and correlational, the documentary analysis was applied to the financial statements of a school listed on the BVL for the periods 2017-2021. The data achieved showed that indebtedness reached a non-parametric test with profitability and return on equity since the p-value was less than 0.05, consenting to accept the alternate hypothesis, and a Pearson is -0.781 and -0.955. On the other hand, indebtedness with return on net sales and return on assets, the data were parametric since the p-value was higher than 0.05, allowing in this part to accept the null hypothesis, and a Pearson was 0.738 and 0.684. It is concluded that by not carrying out an exhaustive analysis, considering the true needs of the company and the demands of the target public, the financial decision making will always be wrong, leading to short-term indebtedness affecting the financial structure of the company, since its assets will not be able to meet the monetary obligation acquired, since its current liabilities considerably exceed the company's capacity to meet its financial obligations.

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Towards green recovery: Can banks achieve financial sustainability through income diversification in ASEAN countries?

Cited by 33 publications

References 34 publications

RETRACTED: Optimization of renewable energy supply for a carbon neutral society: Role of environmental regulations, sustainable finance, and financial innovation through the lens of game theory

RETRACTED: Optimization of renewable energy supply for a carbon neutral society: Role of environmental regulations, sustainable finance, and financial innovation through the lens of game theory

Does landscape ecology matter to a country's financial development? Evidence from China

Corporate indebtedness and profitability of a private school listed on the Lima Stock Exchange (LSE)

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