The chapter on sustainable finance development in Israel offers a comprehensive exploration of Israel’s distinctive journey towards sustainability. Fueled by its inherent needs, scarcity of natural resources, and a collective spirit of nation building, Israel has forged a remarkable path in sustainable finance. The chapter sheds light on the pivotal role the European Union (EU) played in influencing sustainability practices beyond its borders. It underscores the significance of the EU’s impact on non-European nations, emphasizing its initiatives’ global triple effect (Environment, Social, Governance). This chapter provides valuable insights into how Israel’s unique context has shaped its approach to sustainable finance and integration into the broader international landscape. The process in Israel is still in preliminary transition and is shaped by three central authorities: the Central Bank, Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority, and Securities Authority.

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Israel: Local Trends in Sustainable Finance

  • Dafna M. DiSegni,
  • Nadav Paldi,
  • Gal Tamir

摘要

The chapter on sustainable finance development in Israel offers a comprehensive exploration of Israel’s distinctive journey towards sustainability. Fueled by its inherent needs, scarcity of natural resources, and a collective spirit of nation building, Israel has forged a remarkable path in sustainable finance. The chapter sheds light on the pivotal role the European Union (EU) played in influencing sustainability practices beyond its borders. It underscores the significance of the EU’s impact on non-European nations, emphasizing its initiatives’ global triple effect (Environment, Social, Governance). This chapter provides valuable insights into how Israel’s unique context has shaped its approach to sustainable finance and integration into the broader international landscape. The process in Israel is still in preliminary transition and is shaped by three central authorities: the Central Bank, Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority, and Securities Authority.