The Interplay of Green Banking and Banking Technology: AComprehensive Review
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.69996/ijari.2024009Keywords:
Green banking, Banking technology, Sustainable banking, Environmental conservation, financial innovationAbstract
This research article examines the intersection of green banking and banking technology to
ascertain whether advancements in banking technology can enhance the efficacy of green
banking initiatives. The study synthesizes existing literature on green banking and banking
technology, analyzing their interrelationship and potential synergies. Through a comprehensive
review, it explores how innovative technologies can facilitate sustainable banking practices and
contribute to environmental conservation. The findings suggest that integrating green banking
principles with banking technology holds significant promise for promoting environmentally
responsible banking operations and fostering sustainable development.
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