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The non-linear relationship between ESG performance and bank stability in the digital era: new evidence from a regime-switching approach

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The non-linear relationship between ESG performance and bank stability in the digital era: new evidence from a regime-switching approach

A. Bouattour, M. Kalai, et al.

This groundbreaking study by Afef Bouattour, Maha Kalai, and Kamel Helali explores the intricate non-linear relationship between ESG performance and banking stability in the context of European banks from 2005 to 2022. It reveals that while high ESG scores decrease bank failure risks, low ESG scores can heighten vulnerabilities due to technology investments, emphasizing the importance of sustainable digital strategies.

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