Sustainable Finances and the Law Between Public and Private Solutions
Sustainable (public and private) finance is closely interlinked with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The latter focus on enhancing the protection of both social and environmental assets at the local and global level, from the real economy and everyday life to financial markets and public p...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Springer Nature Switzerland
2024, 2024
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2024 |
| Series: | Economic Analysis of Law in European Legal Scholarship
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Table of Contents:
- Part I - Financial sector, regulation, supervision and sustainability: Rute Saraiva, ESG factors in pensions funds regulations: Why, how far have they gone, and what is the potential for improvement?
- Luciane Moessa, Benchmarking of national ESG banking regulations: State of art and remaining challenges
- Sofia Santos, The importance of practicality: The role of a transition green asset ratio for banks
- Miguel Morgado, EIB Group Climate Bank Roadmap 2021-2025
- Part II – Markets and Climate change: Ruthie Lazenby, Evaluating additionality analyses: California Cap and Trade and the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
- Tatiana Falcão, Paying the piper: On the legal qualification of carbon prices
- Miguel Patrício, The Economics of adaptation to climate change and its main challenges
- Part III – Green public finance, budgeting and procurement: Paulo Alves Pardal, When climate change knockson the finance minister's door
- Carlos Marinheiro, Amílcar do Rosário e Sousa and Ana Pinheiro, The climate dimension of fiscal policy sustainability: best practices in Green Budgeting and lessons for Portugal
- Pedro Infante, Government procurement and sustainable development in the WTO
- Part IV - Green taxes: Janet Milne, Environmental taxation and ESG: Silent Partners
- María Amparo Grau Ruiz, International fiscal cooperation to better integrate public and private efforts on sustainability: the case of carbon offset credits
- Karolina Tetlak, The Use of windfall taxes on the energy sector to support the green transition in the EU
- Filipe de Vasconcelos Fernandes, The European "fit for 55" package and the Portuguese tax benefits system – Prospective analysis and reform proposals
- André Alfar Rodrigues, "Fit for 55" – The EU plan for a green transition
- Solange Morais Juvandes, Jurisdictional assessment of environmentaltaxation