Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Matthew Haigh

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Volume 8, issue 4, 2018

Engagement on ESG issues by Dutch pension funds: is it reaching its full potential? pp. 301-322

Frank AJ Wagemans, CSA (Kris) van Koppen and Arthur PJ Mol

Transparency and disclosure – do policy frameworks enhance financial centre reputation? pp. 323-328

Mike Wardle and Simon Mills

In search of really ethical real estate funds for retail investors pp. 329-348

Quintin G Rayer

Psychological characteristics of potential SRI investors and its motivation in Japan: an experimental approach pp. 349-367

Miwa Nakai, Tomonori Honda, Nariaki Nishino and Kenji Takeuchi

Volume 8, issue 3, 2018

Incentivizing the direction of multi-capital toward inclusive capitalism pp. 203-212

Todd Cort

Predicting pension beneficiaries’ behaviour when offered a socially responsible and impact investment portfolio pp. 213-241

George Apostolakis, Gert Van Dijk, Robert J. Blomme, Frido Kraanen and Athanasios Papadopoulos

Sustainable finance ratings as the latest symptom of ‘rating addiction’ pp. 242-258

Daniel Cash

Cost implications of microfinance regulation: lessons from Ghana pp. 259-274

Ayi Gavriel Ayayi and James Peprah

The role of multilateral climate funds in urban transitions between 1994 and 2014 pp. 275-299

Amar Causevic and Sujeetha Selvakkumaran

Volume 8, issue 2, 2018

Developing an evidence base for assessing natural capital risks and dependencies in lending to Australian wheat farms pp. 95-113

Theodor F. Cojoianu and Francisco Ascui

Microfinance and credit rationing: does the microfinance type matter? pp. 114-131

Luis Diaz-Serrano and Frank G. Sackey

Patience pays off – corporate social responsibility and long-term stock returns pp. 132-157

Gregor Dorfleitner, Sebastian Utz and Maximilian Wimmer

Biodiversity and natural capital: investor influence on company reporting and performance pp. 158-184

T. E. Lambooy, K. E. H. Maas, S. van ‘t Foort and R. van Tilburg

Investors and stranded asset risk: evidence from shareholder responses to carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) events pp. 185-202

John Byrd and Elizabeth S. Cooperman

Volume 8, issue 1, 2018

Time for new financing instruments? A market-oriented framework to finance environmentally friendly practices in EU agriculture pp. 1-25

Marco Migliorelli and Philippe Dessertine

The risk-adjusted return potential of integrating ESG strategies into emerging market equities pp. 26-44

Matthew W. Sherwood and Julia L. Pollard

Timing effects of corporate social responsibility disclosure: an experimental study with investment professionals pp. 45-71

Markus Arnold, Alexander Bassen and Ralf Frank

Is ESG a systematic risk factor for US equity mutual funds? pp. 72-93

Ick Jin

Volume 7, issue 4, 2017

Analysis of the impact of achieving NDC on public climate finance pp. 309-334

Ick Jin and Yunhee Kim

Climate mitigation finance in leveraging private investments in Indonesia pp. 335-359

Aidy Halimanjaya

Environmentally conscious investors and portfolio choice decisions pp. 360-378

Johnson Kakeu

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 7, issue 3, 2017

Climate mitigation policy as a system solution: addressing the risk cost of carbon pp. 233-274

Delton B. Chen, Joel van der Beek and Jonathan Cloud

Examining anomalies in Islamic equity market of Pakistan pp. 275-289

Khalil Jebran and Shihua Chen

Sustainable competitiveness: redefining the future with technology and innovation pp. 290-306

Kalpana Mathur and Akanksha Berwa

Corrigendum pp. 307-307

The Editors

Volume 7, issue 2, 2017

Toxic sustainable companies: a critique on the shortcomings of current corporate sustainability ratings and a definition of ‘financial toxicity’ pp. 139-146

Peter Seele and Marc Chesney

What is the impact of private and public R&D on clean technology firms’ performance? An international perspective pp. 147-168

Catherine Boulatoff and Carol Marie Boyer

Disruptive innovation, stranded assets and forecasting: the rise and rise of renewable energy pp. 169-187

Jemma Green and Peter Newman

Does corporate value affect the relationship between Corporate Social Responsibility and stock returns? pp. 188-196

Roger C. Y. Chen, Shih-Wei Hung and Chen-Hsun Lee

Explaining the relationship between firm performance and corporate governance of Dutch non-life insurance companies: Dutch mutual and commercial companies compared pp. 197-231

Sebsatiaan Lambalk and Frank Jan de Graaf

Volume 7, issue 1, 2017

Introduction to special issue: stranded assets and the environment pp. 1-13

Ben Caldecott

Game theory and corporate governance: conditions for effective stewardship of companies exposed to climate change risks pp. 14-36

Lucas Kruitwagen, Kaveh Madani, Ben Caldecott and Mark H. W. Workman

Assessing the sources of stranded asset risk: a proposed framework pp. 37-53

Bob Buhr

Investment consequences of the Paris climate agreement pp. 54-63

Howard Covington

A comparative analysis of the anti-Apartheid and fossil fuel divestment campaigns pp. 64-81

Chelsie Hunt, Olaf Weber and Truzaar Dordi

Transition risks and market failure: a theoretical discourse on why financial models and economic agents may misprice risk related to the transition to a low-carbon economy pp. 82-98

Jakob Thomä and Hugues Chenet

Blindness to risk: why institutional investors ignore the risk of stranded assets pp. 99-113

Nicholas Silver

Social and asocial learning about climate change among institutional investors: lessons for stranded assets pp. 114-137

Elizabeth S. Harnett

Erratum pp. 138-138

The Editors

Volume 6, issue 4, 2016

On the relevance of low-carbon stock indices to tackle climate change pp. 247-262

Manuel Coeslier, Céline Louche and Jean-François Hétet

Is it risky to go green? A volatility analysis of the green bond market pp. 263-291

Linh Pham

ESG factors and risk-adjusted performance: a new quantitative model pp. 292-300

N. C. Ashwin Kumar, Camille Smith, Leïla Badis, Nan Wang, Paz Ambrosy and Rodrigo Tavares

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 6, issue 3, 2016

The construction of an investment portfolio using stochastic programming pp. 151-160

Audrius Kabašinskas and Lina Kadikinaitė

Allocating climate mitigation finance: a comparative analysis of five major green donors pp. 161-185

Aidy Halimanjaya

Influences for using sustainability information in the investment decision-making of non-professional investors pp. 186-210

Andrea Hafenstein and Alexander Bassen

Climate change and the fiduciary duties of pension fund trustees – lessons from the Australian law pp. 211-244

Sarah Barker, Mark Baker-Jones, Emilie Barton and Emma Fagan

Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment (JSFI) Special Section on Risk Management and Sustainability in the Financial Sector pp. 245-246

The Editors

Volume 6, issue 2, 2016

What has failed: microfinance or evaluation methods? pp. 85-94

Sefa Awaworyi Churchill and Ahmed Salim Nuhu

Integrating ESG into valuation models and investment decisions: the value-driver adjustment approach pp. 95-111

Willem Schramade

A systematic review of literature about finance and sustainability pp. 112-147

Maria Carolina Rezende de Carvalho Ferreira, Vinicius Amorim Sobreiro, Herbert Kimura and Flavio Luiz de Moraes Barboza

Volume 6, issue 1, 2016

The risk of social responsibility -- is it systematic? pp. 1-14

Gregor Dorfleitner, Gerhard Halbritter and Mai Nguyen

Crossing the energy efficiency chasm: an assessment of the barriers to institutional investment at scale, a UK perspective pp. 15-37

Martin Parker and Peter Guthrie

Social performance and sustainability of Indian microfinance institutions: an interrogation pp. 38-50

Jesu Raju Thomas and Jyothi Kumar

The influence of environmental NGOs on project finance: a case study of activism, development and Australia’s Great Barrier Reef pp. 51-66

Evan Hamman

Legitimacy and accountability in the global governance of large-scale agricultural land investments pp. 67-83

Hope Johnson