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Philippe Dessertine. Adds to the scarce scientific literature on green finance, in particular as it concerns Europe. Fosters the debate on the future of green finance in Europe and worldwide.
- 1.5 grEEn FInancE as a (stIll) EmErgIng assEt class
- 1.8 oPEn IssuEs and maIn challEngEs ahEad41
- 1.8.1 Better Defining “Green” in Finance
- 1.8.2 Better Understanding Market Incentives to Issue Green Securities
- 1.8.4 Facing Intermittent Political Commitment
Today, the framework provided by the Paris Agreement and the SDG may also be used to better delineate the perimeter of action of green finance (and of other components of the sustainable finance landscape). In this respect, green finance can be specifically referred to the financial stocks and flows aiming at supporting the achievement of the envir...
Despite the positive momentum that has been featuring the green finance market for the past years, some significant challenges ahead can be listed. Yet, the way these challenges will be faced, by both industry and policy makers, will have a decisive impact on the development potential of green finance in the years to come.
A common understanding of what is a “green” activity or investment is indeed of fundamental importance to attract capital to these investments. As of today, several definitions of “green” are in use in the financial mar-ket. The existing definitions have mainly been created by practitioners to segregate green securities from their non-green equival...
Financial incentives for market players to issue green securities are today still difficult to assess. Even though at least reputational gains and cor-porate social responsibility acknowledgement by existing and prospec-tive clients can be mentioned as possible paybacks for embracing green finance,43 a lot of research is still needed to evaluate wh...
Political commitment towards environmental sustainability has been historically intermittent. Nevertheless, it is increasingly evident that the fortune of green finance will decisively depend on the level of engagement of the international community towards the environmen-tal goals (particularly in the framework of the Paris Agreement and the SDG)....
- Romain Berrou, Philippe Dessertine, Marco Migliorelli, Marco Migliorelli
- 2019
This chapter aims at giving an overview of the key characteristics of the green finance market as it stands today. To this extent, the chapter first recalls the main roots of the role of ethics in finance.
Nov 20, 2019 · The Rise of Green Finance in Europe: Opportunities and Challenges for Issuers, Investors and Marketplaces. This book offers a comprehensive discussion of how green...
Contents. An overview of green finance / Romain Berrou, Philippe Dessertine, and Marco Migliorelli. Defining green finance : existing standards and main challenges / Romain Berrou, Nicola Ciampoli, and Vladimiro Marini. The development of green finance by sector / Olaf Weber and Amr ElAlfy.
Dec 11, 2021 · Berrou, R., P. Dessertine and M. Migliorelli (2019), An Overview of Green Finance, in M. Migliorelli and P. Dessertine (eds.), The Rise of Green Finance in Europe, Palgrave Studies in Impact Finance, Palgrave Macmillan.
Jan 1, 2019 · Philippe Dessertine. Citations (37) Abstract. This book offers a comprehensive discussion of how green finance has been growing thus far and explores the opportunities and key developments ahead,...
