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Global warming is expected to rise to 3.1°C without immediate action, far surpassing
the Paris Agreement Objectives. This raises a critical question: “What is the dynamic between
financial constraints, environmental performance, and the role of banks in incentivizing a low carbon economy?”. By examining four high-emitting sectors of the Iberian Peninsula, this
research offers a fresh perspective on an unexplored region. The findings confirm a positive
link between financial stability and reduced emissions, highlighting the potential of sustainable
models. However, green financing mechanisms have yet to deliver significant emission
reductions, implying an urgent need for stricter oversight by financial institutions.
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Sustainable finance Green financing Financial constraints Credit access Iberian firms
