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The Importance of Banking Efficiency in Green Finance and Climate Risk Management at the Level of Islamic Banks
Abstract
This paper explores the role of banking efficiency in promoting green finance and climate risk management in Islamic banks. It comes in a context of increasing pressure on financial institutions to adopt sustainable practices, where Islamic banks operate at the intersection of religious compliance and environmental imperatives. The study uses a stochastic frontier analysis approach applied to a panel of Islamic banks operating in the member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. It measures banking efficiency and its influence on green commitments and climate risk management strategies. The results show that high bank efficiency is positively correlated with greater involvement in green finance and better resilience to climate risks. These efficient banks tend to adopt green practices more systematically and strengthen their environmental risk management systems. This research proposes an innovative approach by combining three dimensions rarely discussed together in the literature: banking efficiency, Islamic finance, and environmental sustainability.
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