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This study examines the impact of market liquidity on the financial performance of
sustainable investments, focusing on the European equity market from 2014 to 2024. Using
metrics such as bid-ask spreads and trading volumes alongside macroeconomic factors, the
analysis reveals that higher sustainability scores are associated with improved liquidity but
lower risk-adjusted returns, suggesting a trade-off due to the illiquidity premium. Findings
challenge assumptions of superior sustainable performance and emphasize context-dependent
resilience during crises. These results inform investors and policymakers of the critical role of
liquidity in sustainable finance.
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European equities Sustainability ESG SRI Liquidity Factor analysis Performance
