Kent Business School Academics contributed on a Green Finance Project to explore the initiative taken up by global organisations.<\/p>\n
Dr Diana Tunaru <\/a>as principal investigator and\u00a0Prof. Radu Tunaru<\/a>\u00a0 as co-investigator have worked on a study with\u00a0Allot Ltd<\/a>\u00a0on\u00a0Green Finance<\/a>\u00a0sponsored by Government vouchers scheme with \u00a35,000 over a short period in January to April 2018. Green Finance is the private investment in environmental and sustainable projects and infrastructure.<\/p>\n As part of this study, the researchers in\u00a0CEQUFIN<\/a> (Centre for Quantitative Finance) and Allot Ltd\u00a0explored the Green Finance initiatives taken up by global organisations, the frameworks within which different banks operate and the analysis of Sustainable Development Goals<\/a> (SDG) driven by Green Finance. This will help Allot to develop the prototype and business case for a larger project that may involve investment banks, local government and policy makers.<\/p>\n For more information, visit the\u00a0Centre for Quantitative Finance (CEQUFIN)<\/a> website.
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