Financial Stability and Sustainable Finance: A Mini-Review

Sustainable finance explores the relationships between equity, investment and loans and fiscal, social and environmental concerns. The traditional model of shareholders emphasizes on investment and has short-term opportunities. The stakeholder method aims to incorporate and reflects on political, social and environmental factors in the long term. The current systematic review shows that only a portion of social and environmental variables has been taken into consideration. Friction often exists between the templates. In order to avoid a breakdown to a model of small shareholders through acquisitions agreements, if a shareholder-driven business tries to take over a stakeholder-driven corporation, it is recommended using a social cost-efficient test. The purchase should be accepted only if the check shows a strong total social meaning based on financial, social and environmental values. This paper outlines literary advances in the fields of financial stability and financial sustainability. In order to analyze relevant literature publications, a systematic content analysis approach was used. A bibliographic list has been assembled of the published literature including articles. This research concentrates on large peer-reviewed articles, such as Scopus and SSRN indexed in content and influence rankings. The analysis concluded that analyzing the impact of individual sustainable dimensional corporate financial performances had a broader impact on durability that later became a purely social or environmentally-friendly combination, like the CSR. The concern is that the environmental component of the CSR is low and it is easy to overlook the full impact of environmental sustainability. This is, though, balanced by a large number of articles that have continued to be written over the last six years on an individual level of environmental sustainability associated with either single economic or social facets of sustainability. While certain financial measurements also govern the spectrum of literary indices, there is still a universal agreement between scholars on the appropriate set of financial steps. Market-based revenue metrics support accounting by better understanding of business success and integrating future performance standards.