Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment

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Volume 12, issue 4, 2022

Impact investments that have stood the test of time: Historical Homes of South Africa (1966-2020) pp. 1009-1026

Suzette Viviers and Johann de Villiers

The role of globalization in financial development, trade openness and sustainable environmental -economic growth: evidence from selected South Asian economies pp. 1027-1044

Ankasha Arif, Misbah Sadiq, Malik Shahzad Shabbir, Ghulam Yahya, Aysha Zamir and Lydia Bares Lopez

How material is a material issue? Stock returns and the financial relevance and financial intensity of ESG materiality pp. 1045-1068

Costanza Consolandi, Robert G. Eccles and Giampaolo Gabbi

Greening the Chinese financial system through experimentations? Assessing the effectiveness of green finance business experimentations in Guangdong, China pp. 1069-1084

Qianqian Wei and Sirui Xiao

Environmental social governance: a core value to responsible stakeholders and stock market sustainability in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia pp. 1085-1101

Nisa Vinodkumar and Ghadah Alarifi

Effect of financial sector development and institutions on economic growth in SSA. Does the peculiarities of regional blocs matter? pp. 1102-1124

Mahawiya Sulemana and John Bosco Dramani

ESG-screening and factor-risk-adjusted performance: the concentration level of screening does matter pp. 1125-1145

Ick Jin

Governance mechanisms for sustainable lending: an exploratory study of existing practices pp. 1146-1166

Felipe Calderon

Climate risk management (CRM) and how it relates to achieving alignment with climate outcomes (ACO) pp. 1167-1170

Ben Caldecott

Analysing Islamic banking ethical performance from Maqāṣid al-Sharī‘ah perspective: evidence from Indonesia pp. 1171-1193

Salah Alhammadi, Khaled O. Alotaibi and Dzikri F. Hakam

Are green bonds funding the transition? Investigating the link between companies’ climate targets and green debt financing pp. 1194-1216

Heidi Tuhkanen and Gregor Vulturius

Risk-adjusted performance evaluation of pension fund managers under social security schemes (National Pension System) of India pp. 1217-1231

Krishna Murari

The effect of fragility on foreign direct investment deterioration: the case of MENA countries pp. 1232-1240

Samer Abdelhadi, Ala’ Bashayreh and Mohammad W. Alomari

A review of studies on green finance of banks, research gaps and future directions pp. 1241-1264

Isaac Akomea-Frimpong, David Adeabah, Deborah Ofosu and Emmanuel Junior Tenakwah

An asymmetric spillover between China and Pakistan’ stock markets: a comparative analysis before and during COVID-19 crisis pp. 1265-1284

Khurram Shehzad, Liu Xiaoxing, Hayfa Kazouz, Daniel Balsalobre-Lorente, Ayoub Zeraibi and Abdul Rauf

Key challenges in crossborder interconnector finance pp. 1285-1307

Kat Buchmann, Aled Jones, Yiyun Zhang and Johanna Schönecker

Research on Islamic corporate social responsibility and Islamic bank disclosures pp. 1308-1329

Ardi Gunardi, Aldrin Herwany, Erie Febrian and Mokhamad Anwar

Green securitisation pp. 1330-1345

Rossella Agliardi

Volume 12, issue 3, 2022

Editorial: growing gender lens investing in emerging markets pp. 671-683

Carolina Robino and Edward T. Jackson

Evolving the gender analysis in gender lens investing: moving from counting women to valuing gendered experience pp. 684-703

Tia Subramanian, Arianna Muirow and Joy Anderson

Development finance institutions and the care economy: opportunities for building more resilient and gender-equitable economies pp. 704-723

Jessica Espinoza Trujano and Anne-Marie Lévesque

Taking small steps together: incorporating a gender lens approach for small and growing businesses - a case study pp. 724-751

Ruta Aidis, Sarah Eissler, Nicole Etchart and Renata Truzzi de Souza

Measuring the women’s economic empowerment generated by impact investing; testing the QuIP method on an investment in Uganda’s cotton sector pp. 752-762

Rebekah Avard, Moses Mukuru and M. J. Liesner

Triple dissonance: women-led funds. With a gender lens. In Africa pp. 763-784

Jessica Espinoza Trujano and Lelemba Phiri

Board gender diversity and firm performance: evidence from Latin America pp. 785-808

Valentina Marquez-Cardenas, Juan David Gonzalez-Ruiz and Eduardo Duque-Grisales

Managerial support and innovative work behaviour in B corps: Examining the effect of female employee work engagement and corporate reputation pp. 809-831

Francoise Contreras, Karla Soria-Barreto and Sergio Zuniga-Jara

Analysis of success-dependent factors for green bond financing of infrastructure projects in Ghana pp. 832-848

Lawrence Martin Mankata, De-Graft Owusu-Manu, M. Reza Hosseini and David John Edwards

Efficiency and stability of Islamic vs. conventional banking models: a meta frontier analysis pp. 849-869

Mirwais Parsa

Mitigating the destructive outcome of negative environmental stock market behaviours on environmental health security in China pp. 870-885

Henry Asante Antwi

Post Covid-19 stimulus and bailouts need to be compatible with the Paris Agreement pp. 886-893

Ben Caldecott

A sustainable development assessment of Indonesia’s state banks financing for the industrial and non-industrial sector pp. 894-911

Aditya Pratama Nandiwardhana, Dan Cudjoe and Dudi Permana

Financial market sustainable development of Kazakhstan: scenario approach based on fuzzy cognitive maps pp. 912-933

Yuliya Nichkasova, Halina Shmarlouskaya and Kulyash Sadvokassova

Defining transition finance and embedding it in the post-Covid-19 recovery pp. 934-938

Ben Caldecott

The carbon content of Italian loans pp. 939-957

Ivan Faiella and Luciano Lavecchia

Institutional investment and corporate social performance: aggregated time-Series evidence from an emerging economy pp. 958-984

Sarwar Ahmed, Samiul Parvez Ahmed, Uttam Karmaker and Rooslan Mizan

What drives green sukuk? A leader’s perspective pp. 985-1005

Mohammad Syafiq Abdullah and J. S. Keshminder

Correction pp. 1006-1007

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 2, 2022

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Nexus between sustainable economic growth and foreign private investment: evidence from emerging and developed economies pp. I-XXI

Muhammad Safdar Sial, Jacob Cherian, Susana Álvarez-Otero, Ubaldo Comite, Malik Shahzad Shabbir, Stefan B. Gunnlaugsson and Mosab Ismail Tabash

‘Best in class' socially responsible investment. The actual performance evaluation between the US and Europe pp. 275-298

Alberto Burchi and Bogdan Włodarczyk

Does sharia governance influence corporate social responsibility disclosure in Indonesia Islamic banks? pp. 299-318

Ridwan Ridwan and Arung Gihna Mayapada

A model of price correlations between clean energy indices and energy commodities pp. 319-359

Takashi Kanamura

Asset-backed stable numéraire approach for sustainable valuation pp. 360-374

Nadi Serhan Aydın and Martin Rainer

When ‘green’ challenges ‘prime’: empirical evidence from government bond markets pp. 375-388

Toan Luu Duc Huynh

Structural and specific barriers to the development of a green bond market in Brazil pp. 389-406

Camila Yamahaki, Annelise Vendramini Felsberg, Alexandre C. Köberle, Angelo Gurgel and Janaína Stewart-Richardson

Why market actors fuel the carbon bubble. The agency, governance, and incentive problems that distort corporate climate risk management pp. 407-422

Drew Riedl

Canadian banks’ responses to COVID-19: a strategic positioning analysis pp. 423-430

David Talbot and Eduardo Ordonez-Ponce

The effect of institutional dual holdings on CSR performance pp. 431-450

Kerstin Lopatta, Alexander Bassen, Thomas Kaspereit, Sebastian A. Tideman and Daniel Buchholz

Mobilising investments in renewable energy in Germany: which role for public investment banks? pp. 451-474

Paola D'Orazio and Philipp Löwenstein

Remittance inflows and poverty Nexus in Botswana: a multivariate approach pp. 475-489

Mercy T. Musakwa and Nicholas Odhiambo

ESG ratings and financial performance of exchange-traded funds during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 490-496

Zachary Folger-Laronde, Sep Pashang, Leah Feor and Amr ElAlfy

Sustainable finance in Germany: mapping discourses, stakeholders, and policy initiatives pp. 497-524

Berthold M. Kuhn

Obstacles to sustainable finance and the covid19 crisis pp. 525-528

Rodrigo Zeidan

Optimal ESG portfolios: an example for the Dow Jones Index pp. 529-535

Anatoly B. Schmidt

Forming methodologies to improving the efficiency of innovative companies based on leasing tools pp. 536-553

Andrey S. Nechaev, Sergey V. Zakharov, Yuliya N. Barykina, Marina V. Vel'm and Olga N. Kuznetsova

How does the impact of foreign direct investment on institutional quality depend on the underground economy? pp. 554-569

Cong Minh Huynh

Investigating socially responsible investing behaviour of Indian investors using structural equation modelling pp. 570-592

Vishal Vyas, Kiran Mehta and Renuka Sharma

Women participation in achieving sustainability of microfinance institutions (MFIs) pp. 593-611

Ainan Memon, Waqar Akram and Ghulam Abbas

Capital stock development in Latin America and the Caribbean region and their effect on investment expansion in renewable energy pp. 612-629

Matheus Koengkan

Addressing the missing linkage in sustainable finance: the ‘SDG Finance Taxonomy’ pp. 630-637

Christoph Nedopil Wang, Mathias Lund Larsen and Y. Wang

The effect of women managers in the board of directors of companies on the integrated reporting: example of Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE) Sustainability Index pp. 638-654

Çisem Bektur and Sabri Burak Arzova

Social capital and capital structure pp. 655-668

Richard P. Gregory

Statement of Retraction: Nexus between sustainable economic growth and foreign private investment: evidence from emerging and developed economies pp. 669-669

The Editors

Volume 12, issue 1, 2022

Entrepreneurship Growth in Emerging Economies: New Insights and Approaches pp. 1-12

Allam Hamdan, Hasan Ghura, Bahaaeddin Alareeni and Reem Khamis Hamdan

Is corporate governance a good predictor of SMEs financial performance? Evidence from developing countries (the case of Lebanon) pp. 13-43

Nohade Nasrallah and R. El Khoury

The relationship between social entrepreneurship and sustainable development from economic growth perspective: 15 ‘RCEP’ countries pp. 44-61

Anas Ali Al-Qudah, Manaf Al-Okaily and Hamza Alqudah

A worldwide sectorial analysis of sustainability reporting and its impact on firm performance pp. 62-86

Abdulla Yusuf Al Hawaj and Amina Mohamed Buallay

Understanding the implications of FinTech Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 87-102

Khakan Najaf, Ravichandran K. Subramaniam and Osama F. Atayah

Organisational, societal, and individual factors affecting women’s career progression in Bahraini banking sector pp. 103-127

Layla Alhalwachi and Chima Mordi

The impact of corporate social responsibility on corporate image in the construction industry: a case of SMEs in Egypt pp. 128-146

Naglaa Ibrahim Khamis and Wan Khairuzzaman Wan Ismail

Entrepreneurship and productivity in Africa: the role of institutions pp. 147-168

Folorunsho Ajide

Entrepreneurship–growth nexus: does the size of the informal economy matter? pp. 169-194

Lama Radwan and Yousef Daoud

Source of fund, financial constraints, political instability, and firm innovation: empirical evidence from Arab Spring countries pp. 195-213

Hülya Ünlü and Ali Saleh Alshebami

Determinants of sustainability reporting decision: evidence from Pakistan pp. 214-237

Arshad Hasan, Khaled Hussainey and Doaa Aly

Financial sustainability and outreach in microfinance institutions: evidence from MENA countries pp. 238-250

Rami Abu Wadi, Ala’ Bashayreh, Lubna Khalaf and Samer Abdelhadi

Has sustainable investing made an impact in the period of COVID-19?: evidence from Australian exchange traded funds pp. 251-273

Lan Sun and Garrick Small