The Impact of Green Finance Policy on Corporate ESG Performance:Evidence from China’s Listed CompaniesTools Gao, Yuyang (2022) The Impact of Green Finance Policy on Corporate ESG Performance:Evidence from China’s Listed Companies. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)]
AbstractAfter decades of exploration and development, China's green financial market has initially established a green financial system framework and formed the concept of green development. China has now entered an accelerated period for the formation of a green financial policy system. The Chinese government integrates the sustainable development into the development strategy of enterprises through policy guidance. However, the current empirical research is relatively lacking, mainly focusing on qualitative analysis. At the same time, as China has set out the aims of "3060" and "carbon peaking and carbon neutrality" in recent years, ESG has gradually become an important factor that cannot be ignored in the development of enterprises. The development goals of enterprises have also shifted from pursuing a single economic benefit to the mutual development of economic benefits and social benefits. With the gradual improvement of the current systematic ESG rating system, a large amount of data shows no contradiction between obtaining economic benefits and practising social responsibility.
Actions (Archive Staff Only)
|