The Impact of Sustainable Fintech on 'Islamic Corporate Financial Management' Research on Bangladesh Perspective
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| contents | <p>Abstract: As the worldwide financial industry moves towards sustainability and digital<br>innovation, the intersection of sustainable fintech and Islamic corporate financial management<br>(ICFM) offers a significant opportunity for developing nations like Bangladesh. This research<br>investigates the influence of sustainable fintech—characterized as technology-led financial<br>solutions that adhere to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria—on the strategic<br>financial operations of Islamic corporations functioning under Shariah law. Utilizing empirical<br>data gathered from Islamic financial institutions, corporate finance divisions, and fintech<br>companies in Bangladesh, the study assesses how sustainable fintech affects financial planning,<br>capital structuring, ethical investment, and risk management in alignment with Islamic laws. The<br>research adopts a mixed-methods framework, combining survey responses from 350 corporate<br>finance practitioners with expert interviews from regulators in Islamic finance and innovators in<br>sustainable fintech. Key insights indicate that fintech solutions—such as platforms for green<br>sukuk, Shariah-compliant blockchain technologies, and ESG-integrated financial analysis—are<br>improving transparency, accountability, and long-term sustainability in ICFM. Nonetheless,<br>obstacles like regulatory uncertainty, a lack of awareness regarding ESG standards, and a dearth<br>of expertise in Islamic fintech are hindering wider acceptance. The findings conclude that<br>although Bangladesh's Islamic finance sector is slowly integrating sustainable fintech, it needs<br>stronger regulatory frameworks, initiatives for capacity building, and collaborative innovation to<br>truly realize its potential. Policy suggestions include establishing a national Shariah-compliant<br>fintech framework, advocating for green Islamic finance instruments, and creating ESGcompliant digital reporting standards for corporate entities. This research adds to the expanding<br>literature at the crossroads of Islamic finance, sustainability, and digital advancement, providing<br>strategic insights for policymakers, business leaders, and fintech entrepreneurs in Bangladesh<br>and other developing Muslim-majority nations.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Impact of Sustainable Fintech on 'Islamic Corporate Financial Management' Research on Bangladesh Perspective Ashraf Shahriar Islamic, Corporate, Financial, Shariah, Banks, Fintech, ESG, ICFM, Bangladesh. <p>Abstract: As the worldwide financial industry moves towards sustainability and digital<br>innovation, the intersection of sustainable fintech and Islamic corporate financial management<br>(ICFM) offers a significant opportunity for developing nations like Bangladesh. This research<br>investigates the influence of sustainable fintech—characterized as technology-led financial<br>solutions that adhere to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria—on the strategic<br>financial operations of Islamic corporations functioning under Shariah law. Utilizing empirical<br>data gathered from Islamic financial institutions, corporate finance divisions, and fintech<br>companies in Bangladesh, the study assesses how sustainable fintech affects financial planning,<br>capital structuring, ethical investment, and risk management in alignment with Islamic laws. The<br>research adopts a mixed-methods framework, combining survey responses from 350 corporate<br>finance practitioners with expert interviews from regulators in Islamic finance and innovators in<br>sustainable fintech. Key insights indicate that fintech solutions—such as platforms for green<br>sukuk, Shariah-compliant blockchain technologies, and ESG-integrated financial analysis—are<br>improving transparency, accountability, and long-term sustainability in ICFM. Nonetheless,<br>obstacles like regulatory uncertainty, a lack of awareness regarding ESG standards, and a dearth<br>of expertise in Islamic fintech are hindering wider acceptance. The findings conclude that<br>although Bangladesh's Islamic finance sector is slowly integrating sustainable fintech, it needs<br>stronger regulatory frameworks, initiatives for capacity building, and collaborative innovation to<br>truly realize its potential. Policy suggestions include establishing a national Shariah-compliant<br>fintech framework, advocating for green Islamic finance instruments, and creating ESGcompliant digital reporting standards for corporate entities. This research adds to the expanding<br>literature at the crossroads of Islamic finance, sustainability, and digital advancement, providing<br>strategic insights for policymakers, business leaders, and fintech entrepreneurs in Bangladesh<br>and other developing Muslim-majority nations.</p> |
| title | The Impact of Sustainable Fintech on 'Islamic Corporate Financial Management' Research on Bangladesh Perspective |
| topic | Islamic, Corporate, Financial, Shariah, Banks, Fintech, ESG, ICFM, Bangladesh. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15647472 |