Green Finance : A Mini-Review

Green finance is a concept that combines the use of business processes with sensitivity to environmental issues. This concept is defined by the behavior of all parties involved in the supply chain of goods and services, including but not limited to the providers of financial resources, the producers of goods and services, and the consumers of the goods and services. In this regard, this paper will provide a mini-review of available literature on green finance from various sources and produce summarized results and conclusions based on the findings. The mini-review on green finance was conducted by reading through and analyzing 25 peer-reviewed journal articles. These articles are summarized in two tables below. The first table contains information about the journal article regarding the title, authors, publishers, and the year of publication. The second table represents the contents of the journal articles, including the objectives of the study, the findings, and the recommendations. Various findings were then documented. First, different sectors are adopting sustainability to ensure they are compliant with the various environmental regulations are policies governing operations. Secondly, financial lenders are willing to offer support to these organizations on the condition that they incorporate the risk assessment and return on green investment in their annual financial reports. However, a significant proportion of organizations and countries have staggering policies and oversight authorities to oversee the deployment of green finance the implementation of intended projects. Additionally, research and modeling are not considered as integral in the planning and implementation of green projects