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“Enhancing the Sustainability Banking In Indian Banking Sector: A Pathway to Responsible Finance”

Aishwarya Sharma — Assistant Professor, Department of Legal Studies, Trinity Institute of Professional Studies, Dwarka Sector-9, GGSIPU
Published 16 Jul 2024 Vol. 4 No. 1 (2024), pp. 7-12 ● Open access
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Abstract

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. 

Keywordsdegradationfinancial systembroader

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