Handbook of Research on Energy and Environmental Finance 4.0

  • 12h 56m
  • Abdul Rafay
  • IGI Global
  • 2022

Energy and environmental finance (EEF) is an emerging global phenomenon. During the last few decades, many countries started monitoring EEF practices. Major components of these practices include costs, fraud, scandals, and more. Among several problems, the most prevalent is the lack of awareness about the issues of EEF among various stakeholders.

The Handbook of Research on Energy and Environmental Finance 4.0 is an international reference that provides understanding and lessons learned in all aspects of EEF in individual, organizational, and societal experiences. This book examines research in the shape of experience, implementation, and application. Covering topics such as clean power, energy poverty, and environmental degradation, this book is a dynamic resource for academicians, researchers, professionals who work within the domains of EEF, EEF regulators, scholars of EEF, managers involved in EEF organizations, law practitioners involved in EEF regulations, auditors involved in audit and control systems of EEF, university professors, and students pursuing studies and research in EEF.

About the Author

Abdul Rafay is a practitioner cum academician. For more than 23 years, Mr. Rafay has been working as a freelance advisor, consultant & trainer to a wide variety of public & private sector national and multinational companies in the areas of Corporate Finance, Financial Policy & Implementation, Auditing & Assurance, Accountancy, Corporate Tax Management, Financial Technology and System Consultancy. He has been providing consultancy to various industries including Textile, Auto Assembling, Footwear, Industrial/Agro Chemicals, Ice Cream/Dairies, Glass/Ceramics, Healthcare, Mining/Natural Resources, Packaging/Paper Sacking, Steel/Pipe Casting, Rice Processing, Brokerage/Co-operative Financing, Software Development, Real Estate, Printing/Publishing, and Construction/Civil Engineering etc. Mr. Rafay is a Fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan. He is also member of various national and international professional bodies including Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), USA; Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), USA. Since 2001, he has been a life time member of Lahore Tax Bar Association. He has served as Co-regional Director (Founding) of Lahore-Islamabad Chapter of Professional Risk Managers International Association (PRMIA), Washington, USA (2011-2013). In 2012, he was nominated as Member: Education & Training Committee (ETCOM) of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP). He is also a member of ICAP’s “Islamic Finance working group” which is closely in liaison with State Bank of Pakistan and other stakeholders for Islamic Finance Accounting and Auditing Standards. He is Alumni of Rausing Executive Development Center (REDC), Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), Pakistan. In 2014, International Finance Corporation (World Bank Group) selected him for Training of Trainers (ToT) for Corporate Governance Action Planning for SMEs. He is also an approved trainer for Institute of Financial Markets of Pakistan (IFMP) established by Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, the corporate regulator. In 2013, his name got included in the list of “Certified Directors” as per Clause (xi) of The Code of Corporate Governance 2012 issued by SECP. Since 1994, Mr. Rafay has also been associated with teaching in some of the top business schools of Pakistan. His specialized subjects of interest include: Strategic Corporate Finance, Financial Derivatives, Investments/Portfolio Analysis, International Financial Reporting Standards, Corporate Restructuring (Mergers & Acquisitions), Financial Statement Analysis & Corporate Taxation. He also served as an instructor in Civil Services Academy, Pakistan to train the CSS Officers selected by Federal Public Service Commission of Pakistan (FPSC). Currently he is a Professor of Finance & Accounting in University of Management & Technology, Pakistan. He has published more than two dozen research papers in SSCI, ESCI and Scopus indexed journals published by reputed global publishers including Emerald, Sage, Taylor & Francis and IGI Global. He contributed multiple chapters in Books edited by International Editors. In 2019, he edited a book “FinTech as a Disruptive Technology for Financial Institutions” published by IGI Global, USA.

In this Book

  • Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) in the Energy Sector—A Poisonous Gift for Developing Countries?
  • Microfinance, Energy Poverty, and Sustainability—The Case of Tanzania
  • Financial Assessment Model for Energy Streams—Evidence from the Middle East
  • Distributional Effects of Reduction in Energy Subsidy—Evidence from Kuwait
  • Oil Price Shocks and Income Inequality—Evidence from the US
  • FDI, Energy Consumption, and Institutional Quality—The Case of Africa
  • Corporate Integrated Reporting—An Overview of GRI Standards
  • Renewable Energy—An Overview for International Legislation
  • FDI and the Gap of Clean Power Finance—The Case of Africa
  • Economic Growth, Energy Consumption, and Carbon Emissions—The Case of Nigeria
  • Economic Valuation and Cost of Air Pollution
  • Carbon Financing and the Sustainable Development Mechanism—The Case of China
  • Technological Innovation and Financialization for the Environment—The Case of Pakistan
  • Determinants of Carbon Emission Prices—Evidence from the European Union
  • Environmental Performance and Capital Structure—Evidence from Asia
  • Environmental Policy and FDI Inflows—Evidence from OECD Countries
  • Carbon Financial Market—The Case of the EU Trading Scheme
  • FDI and Environmental Degradation—Evidence from a Developed Country
  • Compilation of References
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