Utilising Green Finance for Sustainability: Empirical Analysis of the Characteristics of Green Bond Markets

Taghizadeh–Hesary, Farhad; Mortha, Aline; Yoshino, Naoyuki; Phoumin, Han

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-2000-3_7

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“…Instability was witnessed by global financial markets due to the pandemic; the most recent studies were focused on the green bond and its behavior with other forms of markets. It is likely noted that the green bond is termed a better investment avenue for investors during pandemic times with their increased return and demand due to its financial and non-financial benefits [79].…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Green Bonds and Sustainable Green Energy: Evidence from the Last Fifteen Years (2007–2022)

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Organizations are shifting their focus towards utilizing green energy in the business process to enhance environmental sustainability. Similar to other business roles, the managerial team in the financial sector has also engaged in environment-friendly operations. A green bond is a new financial approach integrating the protection of the ecosystem into economic profits. This paper analyzes green bonds’ intellectual structure, publication, and networking. The bibliometric statistics utilized in the green bonds emerged from the Scopus database. The research examines published works from the most resourceful nations, institutions of higher learning, scholars, and high-profile publications on green bonds. Additionally, the study maps bibliographic coupling and co-citation to visualize the knowledge network.

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Green Bonds and Sustainable Green Energy: Evidence from the Last Fifteen Years (2007–2022)

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“…The growth of this trend is fueled by the fund supply and demand side of the funds. On the one hand, investment managers have developed portfolios that target only the best-performing companies in terms of sustainability behaviour and disclosure by employing corporate sustainability measures (Agosto et al, 2022) to adapt investment portfolios to the new preferences of investors (Carlsson Hauff & Nilsson, 2022) or via the issuance of "green" financial products (Taghizadeh-Hesary et al, 2021). On the other, companies have started disclosing more information about their sustainable behaviour and have gradually begun the transition to a greener economy.…”

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What do we know about ESG and risk? A systematic and bibliometric review

De Giuli,

Grechi,

Tanda

2023

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Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues have become particularly relevant in the agendas of policymakers, investment decisions by companies and asset allocation process of investors. However, the transition to a greener and more sustainable economic system is not without risks. The literature has investigated the relationship between ESG and risk in different ways, through multiple perspectives and approaches. We select all documents with “ESG” and “Risk” in the title, abstracts and keywords available in Scopus and, after removing non‐relevant papers, we are left with a sample of 589 documents published in the period 1983–2022. To provide a view of the most important studies, we also focus on the most cited documents to discuss the methodological approaches and main results. The results show that over time, ESG has gained increasing attention from the literature, but researchers work in isolation and there is no single approach or leading core topic driving academic productivity; a clear taxonomy of ESG risks appears to be missing. To the best of our knowledge, this paper is the first to discuss research on ESG and risk from a financial perspective. The results highlight some existing gaps in the literature that can provide a hint for the development of the topic by researchers. These include a clearer taxonomy of ESG risks that can affect investors' and companies' decisions, a greater effort to evaluate how ESG risks distribute and spill from one sector to another and the inclusion of emerging economies and small and medium‐sized enterprises in the samples.

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Transitioning green finance from theory to practice for renewable energy development

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Utilising Green Finance for Sustainability: Empirical Analysis of the Characteristics of Green Bond Markets

Cited by 9 publications

References 24 publications

A Bibliometric Analysis of Green Bonds and Sustainable Green Energy: Evidence from the Last Fifteen Years (2007–2022)

A Bibliometric Analysis of Green Bonds and Sustainable Green Energy: Evidence from the Last Fifteen Years (2007–2022)

What do we know about ESG and risk? A systematic and bibliometric review

Transitioning green finance from theory to practice for renewable energy development

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