Relationships Between Banks’ and Companies’ Sustainable Business Models

Zioło, Magdalena; Filipiak, Beata; Tundys, Blanka

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“…So, they have to deal with problems like global warming, the extinction of species, environmental degradation, soil erosion, air pollution, deforestation, and the loss of farmland (Sinha, Mishra, Sharif, & Yarovaya, 2021). Ziolo, Filipiak, and Tundys (2021) say that Pakistan has a lot of potential for economic growth and market leadership in the 21st century, which would make it one of the next developing countries in the world. However, like many other developing countries, Pakistan is having trouble with the effects of climate change on the environment.…”

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Role of Green Finance in Attaining Corporate CSR Goals

Kamran

Ambreen

Kiran

et al. 2022

Pak. J. Humanit. Soc. Sci

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To achieve sustainable development goals, economies are increasingly adopting a green financing strategy. Socioeconomic and environmental initiatives are required for the long-term growth of the firm. CSR developed as a strategy to foster social harmony via the sustained prosperity of corporations. However, in order for organizations to remain consistent with their CSR and sustainability objectives, enormous resources are required. This study explores how green finance contributes to accomplishing, succeeding at, and strengthening CSR in the banking sector. Primary information was gathered from 320 workers in the Pakistani banking sector in order to establish the relationship between the variables used in this study. Green financing and its environmental, economic, and social considerations contribute to the improvement of CSR's numerous aspects, as shown by survey data. The results demonstrated a positive relationship between green finance dimensions and CSR goals. Based on these findings, the researcher concludes the hat financial services industry should put more resources into cultivating CSR behaviours.

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