“Enhancing the Sustainability Banking In Indian Banking Sector: A Pathway to Responsible Finance”
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48165/tlr.2024.4.1.2Keywords:
degradation, financial system, broaderAbstract
Sustainable banking, also known as ethical banking or green banking, is a concept where banks focus on making money and consider the environmental and social impacts of their financial activities. It involves making responsible and ethical economic decisions that support the planet’s and society’s well-being. Sustainable banks aim to balance profit-making with environmental conservation, social equity, and ethical practices. They often invest in environ mentally friendly projects, support social initiatives, and adopt eco-friendly banking practices to promote a more sustainable and responsible financial system.
References
Banking and Financial Markets in Maharashtra 1947 to 2007 by Niti Bhasin New Centurey Publication, New Delgi, June 2007 edition
Jeucken, M (2001) “Sustainable Finance and Banking, The Finance Sector and The Future of the Planet”. London, Earthscan
Green, C. F. “Business Ethics in Banking. “Journal of Business Ethics. 8.8 (1989): 631-634