Unveiling The Growing Role of Fintech in Tackling Climate Challenges. A Bibliometric Analysis

FinTech, an innovative blend of financial technology, is emerging as a pivotal solution to tackle pressing climate challenges. This study explores the dynamic intersection of FinTech and climate action, highlighting its transformative role in financing renewable energy, enabling blockchain-based car...

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Published inRevista de stiinte politice no. 86; pp. 225 - 241
Main Authors Spulbar, Andrei Cristian, Trasca, Otilia Maria
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Craiova Revista de Stiinte Politice 01.01.2025
Subjects
At risk populations
Bank technology
Bibliometrics
Biodiversity
Blockchain
Carbon
Carbon dioxide
Citations
Climate
Climate change
Collaboration
Crowdfunding
Economic development
Economic growth
Emissions trading
Energy
Environmental impact
Environmental social & governance
Global warming
Green economy
Innovations
Interdisciplinary subjects
Investments
Keywords
Perceptions
Renewable energy
Renewable resources
Research methodology
Sustainable development
Technological change
Trends
China
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Summary:FinTech, an innovative blend of financial technology, is emerging as a pivotal solution to tackle pressing climate challenges. This study explores the dynamic intersection of FinTech and climate action, highlighting its transformative role in financing renewable energy, enabling blockchain-based carbon trading, and advancing sustainable investments. Driven by increasing public awareness and interdisciplinary collaboration, FinTech facilitates the transition to a green economy through tools like ESG data analytics, crowdfunding, and digital insurance tailored for vulnerable populations. The bibliometric analysis conducted between 2016-2024 underscores a significant rise in academic interest, with an annual publication growth of 61.6%, emphasizing global engagement from key regions such as China, the EU, and South Asia. Central themes include the reduction of CO2 emissions, economic growth, and renewable energy investments, reflecting a holistic approach to sustainability. This study positions FinTech as not merely a technological innovation but a critical enabler in achieving global climate goals and sustainable economic development.
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ISSN:1584-224X