Table A1

Summary of the recent literature

AuthorsContextsFindings
Gulzar et al. (2024) Banks' green banking practices and environmental performancesThe findings highlight that green banking practices, including employee engagement, operational procedures, customer interactions, and policy adherence, significantly promote green finance and yield substantial positive outcomes
Khan et al. (2024) Green banking practices, bank reputation, and environmental awareness of Islamic banksEmployees-related practices (ERPs), daily operations-related practices (DORPs), customer-related practices (CRPs), and policy-related practices (PRPs) within banks all have a significant positive impact on the bank's reputation
Rahman et al. (2023) Comparative analysis of sustainability and green banking between India and BangladeshState Bank of India (SBI) has adopted more green initiatives and invested more in green projects than Bangladesh Bank (BB), yet both banks, along with their respective governments, are committed to achieving SDGs 7 and 13 by increasing funding for green projects, supporting the clean energy transition, redesigning banking practices, and developing new products aligned with green finance
Stauropoulou et al. (2023) Banks' economic, environmental, and social SDG strategies and consumer behaviorThe results indicate that the SDGs about economic and social aspects have influenced the level of trust, fair pricing, image, and loyalty among bank clients
Ellahi et al. (2023) Customer awareness on green bankingThe findings reveal that customers hold positive attitudes towards implementing banks' green initiatives and are willing to embrace and incorporate them
Elsner and Neumann (2023) Adoption of green banking practices in South AfricaThe study provides insight into the phenomenon of greenwashing in the context of disclosure procedures and the broader issue of the absence of effective corporate regulations
Khaer and Anwar (2022) Sustainability and innovation through green bankingGreen banking practices are crucial in fostering an environmentally friendly and sustainable financial system
Mir and Bhat (2022) Green banking and sustainabilityMultiple stakeholders, including governments, companies, and individuals, collectively contribute to mitigating global warming and establishing a more sustainable global environment
Rahman et al. (2022) Green finance in banking industryThis paper examines the significance of green securities, green investments, climate financing, green insurance, green credit, green bonds, and green infrastructure in green banking operations
Bouteraa et al. (2022) Adoption challenges of green banking technologyThe study revealed that customer awareness, personal innovativeness, system quality, and bank reputation substantially influenced customers' intention to use green banking technology
Bukhari et al. (2020) Adoption of green bankingThe study examines Pakistan's banking industry's adoption of green banking, including challenges, milestones, and insights for other developing nations facing environmental deterioration
Falcone (2020) Role of green finance in environmental regulations and green investmentsThe transition towards sustainability is widely acknowledged to possess significant intricacy and unpredictability in securing the necessary funding for investment projects

Source(s): Authors' own work

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