Literature analysis reveals key barriers to green finance, indicating the need for dedicated policies and banking reforms.
This study examines critical barriers to green finance development—essential for balancing economic growth and environmental protection—through lit-era-ture analysis. Core obstacles include banking sector deficiencies such as the ab-sence of dedicated institutions, insufficient expertise, and restricted financ-ing access for green industries due to inadequate risk assessment of long-term pro-jects. Concurrently, incomplete policy frameworks lacking supportive reg-ula-tions, market instruments, and tailored risk models contribute to risk mis-pric-ing, reduced competitiveness, and underinvestment. The study concludes that coordinated reforms are imperative: Banks must establish specialized green units, implement differentiated credit strategies favoring low-carbon sectors, and enhance staff training. Governments must introduce incentives like tar-get-ed tax reductions, reform financial tools, develop long-term risk assessment models, and strengthen market regulations. Sustained governmental support is vital to realize green finance's potential for sustainable development.
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