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GREEN BANKING    

Authors : RAVI PRATAP, Dr. M. D. CIDDIKIE

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.52458/9789391842215.2023.eb.grf

ISBN : 978-93-91842-21-5

Pages : 74

Chapter id : GRF/EB/CCISIC/2023/Ch-10

Abstract : As we proceed through the 20th century, one feature of globalisation that we are missing greatly is the loss of greenery. As people in the world today become increasingly important about the environment, businesses and corporations in today's world have begun to alter their operations in a way of greenery to the greatest extent way. In the banking industry, making it banking along with combining operations in order to make improvements to technology, along with taking orders from client habits. It entails encouraging environmentally-friendly behaviour. This can be used to form, with the uses of online banking instead of people visit different branch banking and making payment of bills through digital mode online rather than by mailing each and every client; creating CDs and money market accounts are being a major playing in online banks rather than major multi-branch banks; or locating a local area in your area that is online. ways of adopting green banking are the most significant step to supporting local green programs. The ways that have given rise to the environmental bank sector in India have already received a lot of attention along with making our environment more humane and boost our economic production. This study also looks at recent innovations made by Indian banks in the area of sustainable development, as well as the obstacles that banks confront in implementing them. The study is based on secondary as well as primary data from consumer information. According to the findings, there is a critical need to raise awareness of green banking, adopt it, and follow it as ways as possible in today's corporate world of modern technology in a way to make our environment more humane and improve sustainability.

Keywords : Banking, involves, Financial, innovation, covering

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