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Sustainable finance for SMEs = the role of capital for sustainable and inclusive growth /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Sustainable finance for SMEs/ by Mauro Aliano, Greta Cestari, Salvatore Madonna.
Reminder of title:	the role of capital for sustainable and inclusive growth /
Author:	Aliano, Mauro.
other author:	Cestari, Greta.
Published:	Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland : : 2024.,
Description:	xxiii, 210 p. :ill. (some col.), digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Part I: Mechanisms and Institutions -- Chapter 1. Sustainable Supply Chain Finance: Bridging Theory and Practice -- Chapter 2. How Can Companies Financially Sustain Their Transition? -- Chapter 3. Integrating ESG Risk into the Banking Prudential Framework in EU: the Impact on SMEs -- Chapter 4. Sustainability and Market Efficiency for SMEs: Bubble or Opportunity? -- Part II: Instruments and Methods -- Chapter 5. Financial Instruments for Green Finance Tailored to SMEs -- Chapter 6. Initial Coin Offering as a Possible Way to Obtain Financial Resources -- Chapter 7. Greenwashing -- Chapter 8. Italian SMEs' Sustainability Scores -- Part III: Companies Crisis -- Chapter 9. Business Crisis and Bankruptcy Prediction Models: The Other Side of Sustainability -- Chapter 10. Bankruptcy Prediction Models: From Predictive Performance to Economic and Organizational Sustainability.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Small business - Finance. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-74193-7
ISBN:	9783031741937

Sustainable finance for SMEs = the role of capital for sustainable and inclusive growth /
Aliano, Mauro.

Sustainable finance for SMEsthe role of capital for sustainable and inclusive growth /[electronic resource] :by Mauro Aliano, Greta Cestari, Salvatore Madonna. - Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :2024. - xxiii, 210 p. :ill. (some col.), digital ;24 cm. - Sustainable finance,2522-8293. - Sustainable finance..

Part I: Mechanisms and Institutions -- Chapter 1. Sustainable Supply Chain Finance: Bridging Theory and Practice -- Chapter 2. How Can Companies Financially Sustain Their Transition? -- Chapter 3. Integrating ESG Risk into the Banking Prudential Framework in EU: the Impact on SMEs -- Chapter 4. Sustainability and Market Efficiency for SMEs: Bubble or Opportunity? -- Part II: Instruments and Methods -- Chapter 5. Financial Instruments for Green Finance Tailored to SMEs -- Chapter 6. Initial Coin Offering as a Possible Way to Obtain Financial Resources -- Chapter 7. Greenwashing -- Chapter 8. Italian SMEs' Sustainability Scores -- Part III: Companies Crisis -- Chapter 9. Business Crisis and Bankruptcy Prediction Models: The Other Side of Sustainability -- Chapter 10. Bankruptcy Prediction Models: From Predictive Performance to Economic and Organizational Sustainability.

One of the greatest challenges facing humanity is to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth. In addition to public and state financial resources, policymakers leverage private companies to promote sustainable growth through green investments and innovations, encouraging private initiatives and financial activities. In this context, SMEs play a crucial role not only at the European level but also as economic actors implementing and pursuing policy goals. This book focuses on the capital and financial aspects of SME activities for sustainable and inclusive growth, aiming to provide a comprehensive overview of the state of the art. Starting from a business economics perspective, the book discusses financial instruments for both the short and long term. Supply Chain Finance (SCF) offers a theoretical framework for short-term instruments, improving overall supply chain sustainability through companies' choices of suppliers, buyers, customers, financial institutions, and technology providers. Innovations such as FinTechs and Blockchain can enhance the effectiveness of sustainable business and bring about substantial changes in relationships among different actors. With regard to long-term instruments like debt capital, the book analyzes the traditional banking channel along with the role of the financial market. Factors such as the impact of FinTechs and other innovations on market efficiency have the potential to change financing activities, making relationships more complex and binding. In this complex system, new laws and regulations can mean sudden changes in terms of providing loans. The banking sector is increasingly using CSR drivers to assess creditworthiness and integrating green lending into credit policy, in keeping with central bank decisions and international board standards. These rules supplement existing ones on prudential supervision, capital buffers, and the broader international regulatory framework for banks. Lastly, the book explores the potential impact of "greenwashing" on SMEs pursuing sustainable practices. To address this, it proposes an approach to measuring sustainability for Italian SMEs based on a survey of 2500 enterprises and provides Matlab tools for investigating green and other sustainable behaviors.

ISBN: 9783031741937

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-031-74193-7doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

648033
Small business
--Finance.

LC Class. No.: HG4027.7

Dewey Class. No.: 658.1592

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