This study analyses greenwashing practices in the banking industry using the Preferred
Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses (PRISMA) and bibliometric …

Long‐term value creation is expected not only to be concerned with maximizing shareholder
value but also includes the impact on other stakeholders and the environment …

The efficient and sustainable exploitation of energy resources may secure a sustainable
economic growth for different regions. However, the peripheries are subject to social …

The world leaders both in public and private sectors have agreed to set a 1.5° Celsius
ceiling to the global warming and the greenhouse emissions. The commitments to these …

This study investigates the relationship between bank boards' characteristics and their
commitment to divest from fossil fuels. Using data on worldwide listed banks from 2016 to …

Achieving international climate targets may require more than $8 trillion in annual
investments to 2030. We investigate the extent to which third‐party environmental scores for …

This study explores the influence of carbon intensity of loans issued by financial institutions
(CIL) on facilitating energy transition. By analyzing cross-country panel data from 2005 to …

The aim of this study is to classify scientific research on the impact of ESG and climate-
related risks on the conduct of the banking business. The systematic literature review was …

A growing group of institutional investors use divestment strategically to deter misconducts
that are harmful for the climate and society. Based on Kantian ethics, we propose that …

We analyze the loan portfolios of United States banks from 2013 to 2023, showing that high
environmental, social, and governance (ESG) banks have larger shares of consumer loans …