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jwullweber.bsky.social
Figure from our #policy #report: 1. The main barrier to #financing the necessary activities for the sustainable transition is their lack of #bankability
2. High GHG-emitting activities remain #bankable and thus continue to attract financing from banks and shadow banks
www.uni-wh.de/en/your-camp...
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jwullweber.bsky.social
Disclaimer: Many activities necessary for the green transition will never be bankable, and therefore will never be attractive for financial investors. As a result, the state should directly provide the necessary financing.
You can find our full policy report here: www.uni-wh.de/en/your-camp...
[tra:ce] Policy Report
Financing the green transition: Increasing bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding ‘never bankable’ activities
www.uni-wh.de
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jwullweber.bsky.social
Our #policy #paper has just been published: "Financing the #green #transition: Increasing #bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding 'never bankable' activities". We ask: Why does a large green financing gap persist? What policies do we need to change it: www.uni-wh.de/en/your-camp...
[tra:ce] Policy Report
Financing the green transition: Increasing bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding ‘never bankable’ activities
www.uni-wh.de
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simonschairer.bsky.social
How can political decision-makers strengthen sustainable and climate-friendly investments - and at the same time effectively prevent climate-damaging financial flows? The latest [tra:ce] Policy Report takes a closer look at this question.

Further information:
www.uni-wh.de/en/your-camp...
[tra:ce] Policy Report
Financing the green transition: Increasing bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding ‘never bankable’ activities
www.uni-wh.de
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janfichtner.bsky.social
🚨 Do check out this very timely Policy Report on "Financing the green transition" 👇
simonschairer.bsky.social
How can political decision-makers strengthen sustainable and climate-friendly investments - and at the same time effectively prevent climate-damaging financial flows? The latest [tra:ce] Policy Report takes a closer look at this question.

Further information:
www.uni-wh.de/en/your-camp...
[tra:ce] Policy Report
Financing the green transition: Increasing bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding ‘never bankable’ activities
www.uni-wh.de
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ioew.bsky.social
How can we redirect financial flows towards a #sustainable, climate-friendly #economy? 💶 🌍

The policy brief “Financing the green transition”, published as part of a research project by Witten/Herdecke University and the IÖW addresses this question.

More information: www.ioew.de/en/news/arti...
The figure shows how policies can influence the bankability of investments. Public guarantees can reduce the risk for green investments and incentives and regulations can increase the returns of green investments. The returns of climate-damaging investments can be reduced and the investment risk increased.
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danmertens.bsky.social
Are you an Early Career Researcher in #IPE and would like to get feedback on a draft, a book proposal or on how the publishing process works? Then consider applying👇

w/ @johannespetry.bsky.social @silviaweko.bsky.social @florencedafe.bsky.social
dvpw-ipe.bsky.social
See below the CfP for the Early Career Researcher Workshop “Publishing International Political Economy,” to be held at @goetheuni.bsky.social on 4–5 December 2025! 🥳

The workshop aims to provide feedback on papers/book proposals & advice from journal/book editors in IPE 🙂

Deadline: 15 July 2025
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cels-argentina.bsky.social
⚠️ Denunciamos penalmente a Sergio Neiffert, jefe de la SIDE, y a Diego Kravetz, director general de Operaciones, por sus responsabilidades en la aprobación de un Plan de Inteligencia Nacional (PIN) y el dictado de una orden operativa contrarios a la ley.🧵⬇️
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jwullweber.bsky.social
We are thrilled to announce the public #launch of our #policy #paper: "Financing the #green #transition: Increasing #bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding 'never bankable' activities" @ioew.bsky.social Monday 30.06.2025, 11:00 (CET) www.uni-wh.de/die-finanzie...
naguila.bsky.social
If you want to know more about banks and the green transition, you can register here for our WP launch event with comments by Mareike Beck and Christoph Scherrer: www.uni-wh.de/en/trace-wor...
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rikereimer.bsky.social
🚨 Publication Alert 🚨

Out now in @jei-publication.bsky.social with @steffenmurau.bsky.social @agutersandu.bsky.social and Armin Haas:

Issuing EU debt despite fiscal rules, what we can learn from the limitations of the EU covid recovery fund, and what it all has to do with a famous cat ⬇️
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surbhikesar.bsky.social
Our book is now available to order! We will be organising some book talks in the upcoming academic year to discuss these embryonic ideas on decolonising economics.

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ingridhk.bsky.social
Our book is *finally* available for pre-order! It'll ship next week on May 30th 😱 Been a long time coming, very curious about what you all will think.
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ciepp-argentina.bsky.social
En tiempos de negacionismo y catástrofes climáticas, nuevo artículo en co-autoría de Nicolás Águila (Adjunto Ciepp-University of Witten/Herdecke): "The green banking gap: how bankability, business models, and regulations challenge banks' decarbonisation"
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ingridhk.bsky.social
Our book is *finally* available for pre-order! It'll ship next week on May 30th 😱 Been a long time coming, very curious about what you all will think.
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jwullweber.bsky.social
Our second [tra:ce] working paper, which addresses the challenges of financing green investments, is out: "The green banking gap: how bankability, business models, and regulations challenge banks' decarbonisation". Join our public paper launch on Monday, 26 May, 11h (CET)!
naguila.bsky.social
Banks have been slow to increase green lending and continue to finance high-GHG-emitting activities. Why? Based on 88 interviews, in our new @trace working paper, we argue that there are three main reasons: bankability, business model, and regulations. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
The green banking gap: how bankability, business models, and regulations challenge banks' decarbonisation
Banks have been slow to increase green lending while they continue to finance high-GHG-emitting activities, a phenomenon we call the "green banking gap&quo
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naguila.bsky.social
Third, financial regulation is biased against green assets, making green lending expensive. Additionally, sufi regulation makes the issuance of green products too costly, complex, and burdensome. Finally, policy uncertainty does not incentivise green lending or divesting from dirty activities.