Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment
2011 - 2025
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Volume 15, issue 1, 2025
- The interplay of board gender diversity, debt financing, and sustainable investment: evidence from Europe pp. 1-21

- Hussain Muhammad and Sarmad Ali
- From commitment to capital: does environmental innovation reduce corporate cash holdings? pp. 22-51

- Ijaz Ur Rehman, Faisal Shahzad, Muhammad Abdullah Hanif, Narmeen Khalid and Faisal Nawaz
- Empirical evidence of ESG premium in the U.S. corporate bond market: a propensity score matching approach pp. 52-76

- Dan Li, Kenneth Chung and Peter Adriaens
- Assessing the role of ESG evaluation in market risk management for sovereign bond investments pp. 77-104

- Kento Hasegawa, Hiroyuki Higuchi, Kiichi Kitajima, Yasuhiro Komaru and Shintaro Suda
- Board characteristics and ESG performance: an evidence from Malaysia pp. 105-144

- Khakan Najaf, Ho Wai Kee, Jaspal Singh, Nampuna Dolok Gultom and Alice Chin
- Examining the blockchain and green innovation technologies on sustainability (ESG): the moderating role of global financial integration pp. 145-181

- Saba Khan, Atta Ullah, Yuying Liu and Muhammad Kashif
- Mapping the field of climate finance research: a bibliometric analysis pp. 182-204

- Apu Deb and Can Chen
- US Funds’ returns-based ESG extraction and implementation: a multifaceted quantile regression approach pp. 205-233

- Farah Nasri and Salim Ben Sassi
- Carbon prices and emission intensity: role of autonomous improvements and price-driven changes pp. 234-249

- Ashish Pandey
- Green banking awareness and its association with green attitude, green trust, and green loyalty pp. 250-267

- Viviane Rocha, Cristina Viegas, Manuela Guerreiro, Thiago Wendt Viola and Bruno Kluwe-Schiavon
Volume 14, issue 4, 2024
- The impact of ESG performance on corporate risk-taking: empirical evidence from China pp. 745-765

- Lihui Du and Nik Hadiyan Nik Azman
- Carbon emissions and firm profitability pp. 766-786

- A. Marcel Oestreich and Ilias Tsiakas
- Climate risks and corporate tax shields pp. 787-814

- Zannatus Saba
- ESG controversies, corporate governance, and the market for corporate control pp. 815-842

- Sirimon Treepongkaruna, Khine Kyaw and Pornsit Jiraporn
- Promoting corporate financing efficiency through digital finance and sustainable practices pp. 843-869

- Muhammad Suhrab, Chen Pinglu and Ningyu Qian
- Do MENA firms consider climate risks? Evidence from the relationship between ESG and firm performance pp. 870-888

- Yomna Abdulla and Ahmed Jawad
- The value of resilience bond in financing flood resilient infrastructures: a case study of Towyn pp. 889-912

- Yang Song, Francesca Medda and Miao Wang
- A large-scale analysis of the heterogeneity of markets' reactions to the disclosure of nonfinancial information pp. 913-940

- Simone Cenci
- Dynamic linkage between environmental segments of stock markets: the role of global risk factors pp. 941-967

- Vítor Manuel de Sousa Gabriel, Dora Almeida, Andreia Dionísio and Paulo Ferreira
- International market exposure to sovereign ESG pp. 968-987

- Christian Morgenstern, Guillaume Coqueret and James Kelly
- Moderating role of corporate governance and ownership structure on the relationship of corporate sustainability performance and dividend policy pp. 988-1017

- Mustafa K. Yilmaz, Mine Aksoy and Ajab Khan
- Is the European Union (EU) Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) effective in shaping sustainability objectives? An analysis of investment funds' behaviour pp. 1018-1036

- Chiara Cremasco and Leonardo Boni
- ESG ratings: an industry in need of a major overhaul pp. 1037-1055

- Ventura Charlin, Arturo Cifuentes and Jorge Alfaro
Volume 14, issue 3, 2024
- Are country-level political uncertainty and power distance important to the CSR-audit report lag nexus? Evidence from the GCC region pp. 483-515

- Mujeeb Saif Mohsen Al-Absy, Redhwan Al-Dhamari, Hamid Abdulkhaleq Hasan Al-Wesabi and Khaldoon Albitar
- The value effect of sustainability: evidence from Latin American ESG bond market pp. 516-537

- Guillermo Arévalo, Maximiliano González, Alexander Guzmán and María-Andrea Trujillo
- CEO attributes and borrowing costs: exploring the moderating role of financial literacy pp. 538-568

- Ali Amin, Rizwan Ali and Ramiz Ur Rehman
- A blockchain framework for digitizing securities issuance: the case of green bonds pp. 569-595

- Vangelis Malamas, Thomas K. Dasaklis, Veni Arakelian and Gregory Chondrokoukis
- Investment efficiency and corporate governance: evidence from Asian listed firms pp. 596-618

- Chenguel Med bechir and Meriem Jouirou
- Responsible Minus Irresponsible - a determinant of equity risk premia? pp. 619-641

- Thomas Husse and Federico Pippo
- Stock market indices and sustainability: A comparison between them pp. 642-657

- Teresa de Dios-Alija, Marta del Río Caballero, Luis Gil-Alana and Miguel Martin-Valmayor
- Is finance a curse? reinvestigate the relationship between finance and economic growth pp. 658-674

- Umut Uzar
- Bank-based financial development and foreign direct investment in sub-Saharan African countries: a dynamic causal linkage pp. 675-688

- Nicholas Odhiambo
- The impact of corporate governance on sustainable value creation: A case of selected Indian firms pp. 689-707

- Shinu Vig and Manipadma Datta
- Prospects and challenges of green bonds in renewable energy sector: case of selected Asian economies pp. 708-731

- Kriti Jain, Medha Gangopadhyay and Kakali Mukhopadhyay
- Social norms and information asymmetry: the effect of religion on informed trading pp. 732-743

- Abdullah M. Al-Awadhi, Bader S. Alhashel and Ahmad Bash
Volume 14, issue 2, 2024
- Climate risk in finance: unveiling transition risk exposure in green vs. brown companies pp. 237-257

- Eleonora Broccardo, Andrea Trevisiol and Sandra Paterlini
- A science-based heuristic to guide sector-level SDG investment strategy pp. 258-282

- Sofia Maniatakou, Beatrice Crona, Isabelle Jean-Charles, Moa Ohlsson, Kate Lillepold and Amar Causevic
- Corporate social responsibility and dividend payments in the Malaysian capital market: the interacting effect of family-controlled companies pp. 283-306

- Bazeet Olayemi Badru and Ameen Qasem
- The role of slack resources in explaining the relationship between corporate social responsibility disclosure and firm market value: a case from an emerging market pp. 307-326

- Salah Alshorman, Sumaia Qaderi, Turki Alhmoud and Rasmi Meqbel
- A three-level analysis of values related to socially responsible retirement investments pp. 327-343

- John Magnus Roos, Magnus Jansson and Tommy Gärling
- Dynamic portfolio decisions with climate risk and model uncertainty pp. 344-365

- Alexey Rubtsov and Sally Shen
- The heterogeneity of the diversification effect of sustainable development goals related exchange-traded funds pp. 366-387

- Wei Kuang
- Canadian banks and their responses to COVID-19 – stakeholder-oriented crisis management pp. 388-409

- Eduardo Ordonez-Ponce, Truzaar Dordi, David Talbot and Olaf Weber
- Financial resource and green business strategy: the mediating role of competitive business strategy pp. 410-429

- Rizwan Ullah, Habib Ahmad, Sohail Rizwan and Muhammad Sualeh Khattak
- The nexus between financial inclusion and bank profitability: a dynamic panel approach pp. 430-443

- Ibrahim Nandom Yakubu and Alhassan Musah
- Evidence from multiple countries: does investment into internal corporate social responsibility improve firm efficiency? pp. 444-448

- Arum Setyowati, Peter Wanke, Fakarudin Kamarudin, A. N. Bany-Ariffin and Bolaji Tunde Matemilola
- Indigenous history, culture and values as investment philosophy: lessons from the New Zealand Māori pp. 449-461

- Ella Henry and Andre Poyser
- How does financial performance affect financial inclusion for developing countries? pp. 462-481

- Emine Kaya
Volume 14, issue 1, 2024
- How do big markets react to investors’ sentiments on firm tweets? pp. 1-23

- Ahmed Hassanein, Mohamed M. Mostafa, Kameleddine B. Benameur and Jamal Al-Khasawneh
- Internal corporate governance and stock price crash risk: evidence from Vietnam pp. 24-41

- Van Cuong Dang and Quang Khai Nguyen
- Climate change events and stock market returns pp. 42-67

- Yevheniia Antoniuk and Thomas Leirvik
- The impact of greenhouse gas emission on corporate’s tail risk pp. 68-85

- Abdullah A. Aljughaiman, Ngan Duong Cao and Mohammed S. Albarrak
- The influence of firm size on ESG score controlling for ratings agency and industrial sector pp. 86-99

- Richard Paul Gregory
- Sustainability and financial performance of transport and logistics firms: Does board gender diversity matter? pp. 100-115

- Mohammad Hassan Shakil, Ziaul Haque Munim, Stephen Zamore and Mashiyat Tasnia
- Sustainability-linked bonds – their potential to promote issuers’ transition to net-zero emissions and future research directions pp. 116-127

- Gregor Vulturius, Aaron Maltais and Kristina Forsbacka
- The EU sustainable finance taxonomy and its contribution to climate neutrality pp. 128-160

- Franziska Schütze and Jan Stede
- Do financial incentive policies for renewable energy development increase the economic growth in Latin American and Caribbean countries? pp. 161-183

- Matheus Koengkan, José Alberto Fuinhas and Emad Kazemzadeh
- The pertinence of incorporating ESG ratings to make investment decisions: a quantitative analysis using machine learning pp. 184-198

- Utkarsh Sharma, Akshat Gupta and Sandeep Kumar Gupta
- Investing in human rights: overcoming the human rights data problem pp. 199-219

- Jaap Bartels and Willem Schramade
- Covid-19 and its impact on the stock market in GCC pp. 220-236

- Asma Salman and Qaisar Ali
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