The Impact of Islamic Banking Corporate Governance on Green Banking

Issa, Jabbar Sehen; Abbaszadeh, Mahsa; Salehi, Mahdi

doi:10.3390/admsci12040190

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“…Corporate governance may have a positive effect on promoting environmentally friendly practices [13]. To date, there are still only a few works that investigate the relationships between the characteristics of the structure of boards of directors and firms' environmental performance [8,9,[14][15][16].…”

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Corporate Digital Responsibility: A Board of Directors May Encourage the Environmentally Responsible Use of Digital Technology and Data: Empirical Evidence from Italian Publicly Listed Companies

Napoli¹

2023

Sustainability

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This paper presents a framework for our hypotheses that the independence of a board of directors and the use of digital technology might influence the way a corporation performs environmentally. For empirical verification of our thesis, we take a sample of 53 publicly listed Italian companies and look at data on their board composition, greenhouse gas emissions, and expenditures for the use of digital technologies of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) over a period of five years. What emerges from the test partially supports our predictions. In particular, we find that a higher level of board independence is associated with better environmental performance. There is no direct, statistically significant association between the use of digital technologies and environmental performance, so a greater use of digital technologies is not, in itself, sufficient to improve the environmental performance of a firm. However, our empirical analyses find that environmental performance is positively influenced by the use of digital technologies in firms that include a proportionately high number of independent directors on their boards. This research improves our understanding of antecedents of Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR), showing how the share of independent directors on a board has a positive impact on CDR, understood here as the set of practices and behaviours that help an organisation use data and digital technologies in ways that are environmentally responsible.

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confidence: 99%

Corporate Digital Responsibility: A Board of Directors May Encourage the Environmentally Responsible Use of Digital Technology and Data: Empirical Evidence from Italian Publicly Listed Companies

Napoli¹

2023

Sustainability

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“…Selain itu, penerapannya dapat meningkatkan reputasi bank sehingga kepercayaan nasabah meningkat yang secara bersamaan akan meningkatkan rentabilitas. Salah satu penerapan green banking adalah dengan meningkatkan dan mengedukasi nasabah untuk melakukan transaksi cashless dan cardless (Sehen Issa et al, 2022). Dengan penerapan tersebut, bank dapat meminimalisir penggunaan kertas sebagai bukti transaksi dan mengurangi beban operasional.…”

Section: Green Banking Memoderasi Determinan Kinerja Keuanganunclassified

Peran Green Banking sebagai pemoderasi pada Determinan Kinerja Keuangan Bank Umum Syariah Periode 2018-2022

Ai’ni Rahma Dewi,

Pamungkas

2024

AJEKBS

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This research examines and analyses the influence of solvency, profitability, and Murabaha financing on financial performance with green banking as moderation. Financial performance is measured using a combined SCnP model. The data is from a purposive sampling of all BUS registered in OJK during 2018-2022. Data were analyzed using SEM PLS via Warp PLS v 7.0. The research output shows that all of the independent variables, only solvency, have positively influenced financial performance. The moderating variable green banking can strengthen the influence of solvency and Murabaha financing on financial performance but cannot strengthen the influence of profitability on financial performance.

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“…The Shariah advisory board (SAB), part and parcel of IISF, will look into the Shariah compliance of financial transactions and business designs. It will offer advisory services if any situations arise from Shariah regulations (Issa et al 2022). Nevertheless, it will harness Shariah principles by balancing the operational principles of YSB regarding social issues, work environment, gender sensitivity, production process, remuneration, etc.…”

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Islamic Social Funds to Foster Yunusian Social Business and Conventional Social Enterprises

Islam

Omar

Rahman

2023

Administrative Sciences

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This paper proposes an integrated, comprehensive financial model that can provide startup capital to socially committed business ventures, such as social enterprises and Yunus Social Business (YSB), by using Islamic social funds (ISFs), Zakat (almsgiving), Waqf (endowments), Sadaqat (charity), and Qard Hasan (interest-free benevolent loans). The literature review method was adopted to explain this model’s architecture, applications, implications, and viability. On the basis of logical reasoning, it concludes that ISFs can yield greater social wellbeing if utilised in SEs and YSB than in unconditional charity because both business models work for social betterment in entrepreneurial ways while remaining operationally self-reliant and economically sustainable. Additionally, ISFs can complement Yunus Social Business’s zero-return investment approach to make it more robust towards social contributions. The implementation of the model orchestrated in this paper would enhance societal business practices and, hence, scale up social wellbeing while helping rejuvenate pandemic-stricken economies. It paves the way for new research too.

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The Impact of Islamic Banking Corporate Governance on Green Banking

Cited by 14 publications

References 40 publications

Corporate Digital Responsibility: A Board of Directors May Encourage the Environmentally Responsible Use of Digital Technology and Data: Empirical Evidence from Italian Publicly Listed Companies

Corporate Digital Responsibility: A Board of Directors May Encourage the Environmentally Responsible Use of Digital Technology and Data: Empirical Evidence from Italian Publicly Listed Companies

Peran Green Banking sebagai pemoderasi pada Determinan Kinerja Keuangan Bank Umum Syariah Periode 2018-2022

Islamic Social Funds to Foster Yunusian Social Business and Conventional Social Enterprises

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