4.2 “Two Paths” for Green Finance to
Support the Real Economy
The in-depth development of green finance is
inseparable from the in-depth exploration of
scientific research and theory, the support and
incentive of government policy, the innovative
development of market practice, the coordination and
cooperation of green financial policy-making
departments and the strong support of market
subjects. Therefore, to support the development of
real economy, green finance should follow two paths
that the top-level promotion of “top-down” and the
grass-roots exploration of “bottom-up”, so as to
promote the sustainable development of green
finance.
5 CONCLUSIONS
In this paper, the balance of green loans and the
holding of green bonds are used to calculate the total
amount of green finance business, and the scale and
path of green finance to support the real economy are
considered.(1) Policy banks led by China
Development Bank and four large state-controlled
commercial banks are still the main force of green
credit to support the growth of real economy, but a
large number of joint-stock commercial banks
gradually participate in green credit business, which
will be the new force of green credit business in the
future. It will play an important role in further
expanding the scale of green credit.(2)Green credit
selects the path of supporting the real economy
through credit orientation, and the credit support of
energy conservation and environmental protection
projects and services far exceeds that of green credit
projects in strategic new industries. (3) A variety of
new green bonds inject new funds for green finance
to support the growth of real economy. The issuance
scale of General financial debt,Corporate bonds and
Green debt financing vehicle ranked the top three.
However, from the perspective of green
development, it is still an arduous task to expand the
scale of the real economy supported by green finance
and explore effective operation paths. We should
continue to explore the "two cores" of a new model
of green finance supporting the real economy and the
"two paths" of a new path of green finance supporting
the real economy, so as to jointly contribute to the
standardized, healthy and sustainable development of
green finance supporting the real economy.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
National Natural Science Foundation of China
project "Research on niche promotion mechanism,
transition conditions and path of entrepreneurial
enterprises supported by entrepreneurship incubation
chain" (72072144).
Gansu social science planning project "Research
on ecological compensation mechanism for
promoting green development in Gansu" (20YB07
0).The innovation ability improvement project of
colleges and universities in Gansu Province
"Research on the 'twin' circular development of Gobi
ecological agriculture in Gansu Province under the
background of Rural Revitalization Strategy"
(2020B-160).
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