Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Matthew Haigh

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2015

UK pension sustainability and fund manager governance: agent duties to the principal pp. 205-209

Kira Shevchenko, Richard McManus and Janet Haddock-Fraser

ESG and financial performance: aggregated evidence from more than 2000 empirical studies pp. 210-233

Gunnar Friede, Timo Busch and Alexander Bassen

Capital structure of social purpose companies -- a panel data analysis pp. 234-254

Aleksandra Szymańska, Stijn Van Puyvelde and Marc Jegers

Volume 5, issue 3, 2015

Understanding mechanisms in the social investment market: what are venture philanthropy funds financing and how? pp. 103-120

Wolfgang Spiess-Knafl and Jessica Aschari-Lincoln

Economic development and banking sector growth in Pakistan pp. 121-135

Ahsin Shahid, Hibba Saeed and S. Muhammad Ali Tirmizi

Measuring impact in impact investing: an analysis of the predominant strength that is also its greatest weakness pp. 136-154

Neil Reeder, Andrea Colantonio, John Loder and Gemma Rocyn Jones

A push-and-pull factor model for environmental management accounting: a contingency perspective pp. 155-177

Susanne Baumann, Othmar M Lehner and Heimo Losbichler

Socially Responsible Investment Funds: a review of research priorities and strategic options pp. 178-204

Maike van Dijk-de Groot and Andre H.J. Nijhof

Volume 5, issue 1-2, 2015

Incorporating environmental criteria into credit risk management in Bangladeshi banks pp. 1-15

Olaf Weber, Asadul Hoque and Mohammad Ayub Islam

Sustainable investment in Korea does not catch a cold when the United States sneezes pp. 16-26

Wei Rong Ang

A model for integrated capital disclosure and performance reporting: separating objects from value pp. 27-47

Kurt Ramin and Stephen Lew

Electric utility regulation and investment in green energy resources pp. 48-64

Richard A. Michelfelder

Who captures the "green value" in the US office market? pp. 65-84

Nikodem Szumilo and Franz Fuerst

Recognizing corporate citizenship: market reactions pp. 85-102

Miwako Nitani, Brian Carriere and Adam Bleackley

Volume 4, issue 4, 2014

Information, knowledge, and investing in offshore financial markets pp. 299-320

Gordon L. Clark

Socially responsible investment and financial institution's response to secondary stakeholder requests pp. 321-336

Tim Benijts

Financial effects of corporate social responsibility: a literature review pp. 337-350

Michael Schröder

Climate finance in an age of uncertainty pp. 351-356

Timothy Cadman

Financializing development: toward a sympathetic critique of sovereign development funds pp. 357-371

Adam D. Dixon and Ashby H.B. Monk

Volume 4, issue 3, 2014

Should pension funds' fiduciary duty be extended to include social, ethical and environmental concerns? A study of beneficiaries' preferences pp. 213-229

Magnus Jansson, Joakim Sandberg, Anders Biel and Tommy Gärling

Let's talk: an analysis of the "vote vs. negotiated withdrawal" decision for social activist environmental health shareholder resolutions pp. 230-248

John Byrd and Elizabeth S. Cooperman

The rise and spread of sustainable investing in the Netherlands pp. 249-265

Sander Quak, Johan Heilbron and Jessica Meijer

An analysis of the role of finance in energy transitions pp. 266-271

Rohit Pathania and Arnab Bose

Investing in the next generation of infrastructure for sustainable energy in Canada pp. 272-279

Jatin Nathwani and Artie W. Ng

Asset characteristics of solar renewable energy certificates: market solution to encourage environmental sustainability pp. 280-296

Richard A. Michelfelder

The long and necessary death of socially responsible investing pp. 297-298

Cary Krosinsky

Volume 4, issue 2, 2014

Finance and ethics pp. 91-92

Matthew Haigh

A framework to assist the financial community in incorporating water risks into their investment decisions pp. 93-109

Ioannis E. Nikolaou, George Kourouklaris and Thomas A. Tsalis

An equation with many variables: unhiding the relationship between sustainability and investment performance pp. 110-126

Benjamin Tobias Peylo and Stefan Schaltegger

Are sustainable investment funds worth the effort? pp. 127-146

Laura Mervelskemper, Daniel Kaltofen and Stefan Stein

Towards a new framework to account for environmental risk in sovereign credit risk analysis pp. 147-160

Margot Hill Clarvis, Martin Halle, Ivo Mulder and Masaru Yarime

An ecological/evolutionary perspective on high-frequency trading pp. 161-175

Bogdan Dragos and Inigo Wilkins

A cross-country analysis to investigate the true role of microfinance institutions in developed and developing economies pp. 176-191

Muhammad Sajid Saeed

Dilemma of sustainable lending pp. 192-209

Felipe Calderon and Li Choy Chong

Call for Papers for the Social Finance and Sustainable Finance Stream: The 14th Finance, Risk and Accounting Perspectives Conference Oriel College, University of Oxford 22nd-24th September 2014 Conference pages http://www.acrn.eu/finance pp. 210-210

Matthew Haigh

Volume 4, issue 1, 2014

The financial sector's impact on sustainable development pp. 1-8

Olaf Weber

Sustainability challenges and the ambivalent role of the financial sector pp. 9-20

Arnim Wiek and Olaf Weber

The impact of corporate governance on sustainability performance pp. 21-37

Paul Shrivastava and Amr Addas

From integration to impact - a new investment climate for Germany's SRI landscape pp. 38-60

Thomas Steiauf and Henry Schäfer

Private governance and sustainable finance pp. 61-75

Jason Thistlethwaite

Social responsibility as a core business model in banking: a case study in the financial sector pp. 76-89

Katrin Kaufer

Volume 3, issue 4, 2013

Sustainable investment, Dickens, Malthus and Marx pp. 287-302

Neil Eccles

Markets, metaphors, and mania pp. 303-313

Elton McGoun and Jason Makansi

Swimming against the tide: ethical banks as countermovement pp. 314-332

Daniel Tischer

Learning from mistakes: can the Global Financial Crisis translate into social progress? pp. 333-343

Yves Gendron

Rethinking money and the state: a semiotic turn pp. 344-359

David Gleicher

The social construction perspective on ESG issues in SRI indices pp. 360-373

Mary Ho

Volume 3, issue 3, 2013

Institutional investors, climate change and human rights pp. 177-183

Kristian Alm and Riikka Sievänen

'The dark side of the moon': a theoretical framework of complicity applied to the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global pp. 184-203

Kristian Alm

The non-response of pension funds to climate change and human rights pp. 204-222

Riikka Sievänen

Social responsibility and the political: studying the politics of social responsibility in institutional investment pp. 223-237

Ville-Pekka Sorsa

What type of controlling investors impact on which elements of corporate social responsibility? pp. 238-263

William Rees and Tatiana Rodionova

An analysis of sovereign wealth and pension funds' ethical investment guidelines and their commitment thereto pp. 264-282

Ole Alexander Jensen and Peter Seele

Volume 3, issue 2, 2013

Impact investing and responsible investing: what does it mean? pp. 71-74

Tessa Hebb

Institutional impact investing: practice and policy pp. 75-94

David Wood, Ben Thornley and Katie Grace

Interrogating the theory of change: evaluating impact investing where it matters most pp. 95-110

Edward T. Jackson

Impact investing: a preliminary analysis of emergent primary and secondary exchange platforms pp. 111-123

Marguerite Mendell and Erica Barbosa

Lessons in operationalizing social finance: the case of Vancouver City Savings Credit Union pp. 124-137

Sean Geobey and Olaf Weber

Meeting the challenge of impact investing: how can contracting practices secure social impact without sacrificing performance? pp. 138-154

Madeleine Evans

Enabling social enterprise through regulatory innovation: a case study from the United Kingdom pp. 155-175

Nicholas E. Florek

Volume 3, issue 1, 2013

Fiduciary responsibility in retail funds: clarifying the prospects for SRI pp. 1-16

Benjamin J. Richardson

Modern portfolio theory and risk management: assumptions and unintended consequences pp. 17-37

Mehdi Beyhaghi and James P. Hawley

Carbon markets in times of VUCA: a weak-form efficiency investigation of the phase II EU ETS pp. 38-56

Scott J. Niblock and Jennifer L. Harrison

Credit risk modelling and sustainable agriculture: asset evaluation and rural carbon revenue pp. 57-69

Emmanuel Benjamin