Enterprises' Environmental Credit Assessment — from the Perspective of Financial Institutions' Green Credit

Jun Li Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.361-363.1868

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Enterprises' Environmental Credit Assessment — from the Perspective of Financial Institutions' Green Credit

Abstract:

Green credit is not only a financial leverage which promotes environmental protection, it is also an inevitable choice for financial institutions to evade their environmental risks, and the environmental credit assessment is a critical link for implementation of green credit. Based on analysis of various factors affecting enterprises’environmental credit level, this paper designs the indicators of environmental credit assessment, and builds the model for enterprises' environmental credit assessment with AHP(analytic hierarchy process) in order to provide financial institutions with a technical method for environmental credit assessment so as to promote implementation of green credit smoothly and evade the environmental risks in the field of credit effectively.