SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN THE CONTEXT OF THE GREEN ECONOMY AND THE OPPORTUNITIES OF INNOVATIVE FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES
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green economy, financial system, sustainability, FinTech, green bonds, digital finance, innovation, sustainable developmentAbstract
In the era of global economic transformation, the green economy has emerged as a strategic direction for achieving sustainable development. Within this framework, the financial system plays a crucial role in ensuring long-term stability, resource efficiency, and environmental protection. This article examines the relationship between the green economy and financial system sustainability, emphasizing the role of innovative financial technologies (FinTech) in accelerating the transition towards eco-friendly practices. The study highlights how digital finance, blockchain, green bonds, and sustainable investment platforms create new opportunities for strengthening financial resilience and reducing environmental risks. Furthermore, it analyzes policy approaches and international best practices that promote green financing mechanisms. The integration of innovative financial technologies into the green economy ensures not only sustainable growth but also enhances transparency, efficiency, and accessibility of financial services.
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