Green finance refers to financial activities that consider environmental factors and aim to improve the environment. It provides products and services to promote environmentally responsible investments and stimulate low-carbon technologies through investments, lending decisions, and risk management processes. The objectives of green finance are to achieve a low-carbon economy, promote green industry, and fund environmental pollution prevention and renewable energy development projects. Major countries practicing green finance include Argentina, Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia.

1. GREEN FINANCE
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What is Green Finance??
When financial activities are under the consideration of environmental
factors, and somehow involved in operations which are aimed to improve
the environment is called “Green Finance”.
How Does it works??
Green Finance is providing it’s Product & Service to promote
environmentally responsible investments and stimulate low-carbon
technologies, projects, industries and businesses by financial activities like:
Investments, Lending decision, Risk management processes etc.

3. GREEN FINANCE
Objectives:
Green finance is to promote Global Green Growth through the
harmony between the Economy and the Environment:
To achieve the goal of a low-carbon economy.
To promotes green industry.
Environmental pollution prevention projects.
Renewable energy development projects.

4. GREEN FINANCE
Why Green Growth???
Green growth is the solution to three current threats to the global economy:
 Climate change
 Energy constraints
 Financial crisis in Sustainable Growth.

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User of Green Finance
Developing economies comprise a large and diverse group whose financial systems
have grown in importance over the last decade.
The major emerging countries practicing Green Finance:
 Argentina
 Brazil
 China
 India
 Indonesia
 Saudi Arabia
While Singapore, Egypt, Laos and Kazakhstan are also in process of participating
Green Finance by 2020.

6. GREEN FINANCE
Competitive knowledge of
Economy
Sustainable Environment and
Valued Natural Resources.
Social Development and Quality of
Life.
Sustainable Use of Resources.
Clean Energy and Climate Action
Advantages:
Green Investment
Green Industry
Green Life
Green Technologies
Green Energy

7. GREEN FINANCE
Disadvantages
Risk Is Too High
Payback Period Is Too Long
Profitable Projects Are
Lacking
Data Is Not Available
Cases are Unclear
Technology Risk Is High
Client Confidence In Low
Transaction Cost Is Too High
Lack of Knowledge
Lack of Leadership

8. GREEN FINANCE
Internal
 Improvised work field.
 Increase the reputation.
External
Long term sustainability
Attract potential investors
Long term benefit.
Environment friendly
Impact:

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