2025· International journal of business management· Vol 13· 0 citations
Abstract
The convergence of Financial Technology (FinTech) and green finance represents a paradigm shift in the global effort to achieve carbon neutrality, offering a technological solution to the chronic "green finance gap" that currently hinders climate-resilient development. By integrating digital innovations such as blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI), the financial sector can effectively mitigate the "principal-agent" problem and reduce information asymmetry, ensuring that capital is directed toward authentic green projects rather than misleading "greenwashing" initiatives (Albert et al., 2025; Gao et al., 2024). In emerging economies like the BRICS and E7 nations, FinTech acts as a vital accelerator for energy efficiency and sustainable growth, providing the infrastructure necessary for transparent carbon credit trading and real-time ESG performance monitoring (Liu et al., 2022; Udeagha & Muchapondwa, 2023). However, the long-term success of this digital-sustainability nexus is contingent upon overcoming systemic barriers, including data fragmentation, regulatory gaps, and the persistent digital divide, which require a coordinated, multi-stakeholder strategic response to ensure that the benefits of inclusive green finance are shared equitably across the global economy (Galeone et al., 2024; Liu et al., 2022).
This study, titled "Green Fintech and Its Influence on Sustainable Financial Practices at Axis Bank," evaluates the integration of digital environmental technologies, sustainable lending portfolios, and climate finance products in private commercial banking. Green Fintech leverages mobile platforms, API databases, and...
Balda Deekshitha, Vijay Babu, T.Meghana· American Journal of AI Cyber...· 0 citations
Introduction: This study aims to analyze the relationship between Financial Technology (FinTech), sustainable finance, and financial inclusion through a systematic literature review of relevant national and international studies. Methods: The research applies a qualitative approach using a systematic literature review...
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Green finance is a key tool to achieve environmental governance and carbon neutrality under the "dual carbon" goals. Traditional green finance faces severe problems such as environmental information asymmetry, frequent greenwashing, and low efficiency of pollution reduction and carbon reduction. Financial technology (F...
Yu-Hao Gu, Han Lai· E3S Web of Conferences· 0 citations
The exponential expansion of Sustainable and Responsible Investment (SRI) alongside rapid advancements in distributed ledger technology (DLT) presents a transformative opportunity for Islamic Financial Institutions (IFIs). While Green Sukuk have emerged as vital Shariah-compliant debt instruments for financing sustaina...
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Under the dual carbon targets, China's energy companies are speeding up their green transformation, but they usually encounter some common obstacles including lack of capital, weak technical assistance and an incomplete risk control system. The combination of digital technology and financial services provides new appro...
Xingchen Zhou· Advances in Economics, Manag...· 0 citations
This paper examines Latvia’s FinTech ecosystem as a case of small-market adaptation to technology-driven change in the financial sector. It develops and applies an Ecosystem Effectiveness Model that connects enabling capacities (technological readiness, institutional collaboration, regulatory environment and market ado...
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