Climate Risk and Emerging Markets
Valuation, Volatility, and Portfolio Strategies
Will be published approx. on 4. February 2026
Book
Hardback
352 pages
978-1-83708-089-2 (ISBN)
Description
As the world grapples with the impacts of climate change, emerging markets are approaching an inflection point. The heightened vulnerability of economic growth, social stability, and ecological integrity due to severe weather and environmental degradation may have far reaching consequences for developing economies. However, these challenges also present significant opportunities for innovation, resilience, and sustained development.
Climate Risk and Emerging Markets: Valuation, Volatility, and Portfolio Strategies delves into the unique challenges that emerging economies encounter, including the threats posed by rising sea levels and disruptions to agriculture. Authors provide a thorough analysis of how climate change impacts trade, investments, and overall GDP in these regions. They also explore a range of strategies to enhance adaptability and resilience, such as diversifying investments, utilizing risk management tools, and implementing policy adaptations. Additionally, the collections highlight the potential of green finance and sustainable investment opportunities, showcasing promising industries and successful climate-conscious initiatives. Emphasizing the need for robust policy frameworks and global collaboration, authors advocate for cooperative efforts and present exemplary methodologies to support emerging countries in their transition towards climate resilience.
With practical case studies and innovative perspectives, this work is a valuable resource for investors, CEOs, policymakers, academics, and forward-thinking individuals, providing insights into the challenges and opportunities of achieving sustainability in emerging markets.
Climate Risk and Emerging Markets: Valuation, Volatility, and Portfolio Strategies delves into the unique challenges that emerging economies encounter, including the threats posed by rising sea levels and disruptions to agriculture. Authors provide a thorough analysis of how climate change impacts trade, investments, and overall GDP in these regions. They also explore a range of strategies to enhance adaptability and resilience, such as diversifying investments, utilizing risk management tools, and implementing policy adaptations. Additionally, the collections highlight the potential of green finance and sustainable investment opportunities, showcasing promising industries and successful climate-conscious initiatives. Emphasizing the need for robust policy frameworks and global collaboration, authors advocate for cooperative efforts and present exemplary methodologies to support emerging countries in their transition towards climate resilience.
With practical case studies and innovative perspectives, this work is a valuable resource for investors, CEOs, policymakers, academics, and forward-thinking individuals, providing insights into the challenges and opportunities of achieving sustainability in emerging markets.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Bingley
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 157 mm
Thickness: 22 mm
Weight
627 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-83708-089-2 (9781837080892)
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Persons
Afzalur Rahman is Professor in the School of Business, Woxsen University, India.
Shakeb Akhtar is Lecturer in College of Economics and Business Administration, University of Technology and Applied Sciences, IBRA, Oman.
Mahfooz Alam is Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration, University of the People, USA.
Mohsin Khan is Assistant Professor in the Department of Commerce, School of Social Sciences and Language, Vellore Institute of Technology, India.
Shakeb Akhtar is Lecturer in College of Economics and Business Administration, University of Technology and Applied Sciences, IBRA, Oman.
Mahfooz Alam is Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration, University of the People, USA.
Mohsin Khan is Assistant Professor in the Department of Commerce, School of Social Sciences and Language, Vellore Institute of Technology, India.
Content
Introduction chapter of Climate Risk and Emerging Markets Book; Afzalur Rahman, Shakeb Akhtar, Mahfooz Alam, and Mohsin Khan
Part I: Understanding the Landscape
Chapter 1. Emerging Markets: Growth Drivers with Opportunities and Risks for Global Prosperity; Afzalur Rahman, Uvesh Husain, and Manoj Suranga Jothimuni
Chapter 2. Climate-Related Risks in Emerging Markets: Understanding the Landscape, Challenges and Strategic Solutions; Mohammad Kashif, Harshi Garg, Syed Noorul Shajar, and Arokiaraj David
Chapter 3. Transitioning from a Perceived Threat of Climate Change to an Established Reality: Analysing the Distinctive Susceptibilities of Developing Economies; Donkor Nawaah, Leticia Bosu, and Shakeb Akhtar
Chapter 4. Effects of Climate Changes on the Value of Emerging Markets in BRICS Nations; Dhaya. M, Sundaram. N, Divya Meena. S, and Dhanuskodi Rengasamy
Part II: Maneuvering through the Tempest
Chapter 5. Climate Change and Market Chaos: A Review of Methods for Assessing Stock Price Volatility; Shiva Sai Kiran Pothula, Pratik More, and Nawazkhan Meeya
Chapter 6. Building Resilient Portfolios: Integrating Climate and Environmental Risks into Portfolio Diversification Strategies in the Modern Era; K. Balaji, Shakeb Akhtar, and Mahfooz Alam
Chapter 7. Understanding Dynamics of Environmental Sustainability and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from BRICS countries; Boishali Das, Gaurav Kumar, and Parvez Alam Khan
Chapter 8. Riding the Waves of Uncertainty: Unveiling the Interaction Among Global Uncertainties and Sustainable Stocks in India through Wavelet Coherence and TVP-VAR; Neenu Chalissery, Rufsha Melath, and Tanveer Bagh
Chapter 9. Towards a Low-Carbon Economy: Exploring the Asymmetric Linkages Between Green Bonds and Non-Renewable Energy Resources; Sreekha Pullaykkodi and Sreekanth Peringanam Veluthedan
Chapter 10. Can Greenhouse Gas Emissions Be a Driving Factor for Economic Stability? An In-depth Study of D8 Nations; Mohammad Irfan, Manas Khemka, Sakshi Kumari, and Rui Manuel Teixeira Santos Dias
Part III: Mapping the Path
Chapter 11. Strategic Insights into Green Finance: A Comprehensive Study of Policies and Regulatory Trends in South Asia; Sharif Mohd, Saib Fakhar, and Viana Hassan
Chapter 12. Bridging the Gap: Sustainability Accounting for SMEs in a Global Framework; Amrie Firmansyah and Roshaiza Taha
Chapter 13. Green Banking with AI: Cutting Edge Innovations for Sustainable Financial Solutions; Nikita Singhal, Prabha Garg, Shikha Goyal, and Nandita Mishra
Chapter 14. The Ripple Effects of Climate Policy Uncertainty on Global Financial Markets; Faisal Usmani, Mohsin Khan, Mohd Afjal, and Sinem Derindere Koeseoglu
Chapter 15. Building Financial Resilience in the Face of Climate Change: Innovations in Climate Finance and Risk Mitigation; Ram Singh, Vinay Pal Singh, and Fazla Rabby
Chapter 16. Climate Resilience in Emerging Markets: A Comparative Study of Selected States' Climate Initiatives; Aliza, Furquan Uddin, and Muhammad Usman
Chapter 17. Financial Terrains: Analyzing the Changing Territory of Climate Risks and Opportunities; Muneer Shaik, Vidya Suresh, Mahmood Shaik, and Medhansh Bairaria
Part IV: Case Studies
Chapter 18. Pioneering Firms in India and Their Climatic Challenges: A Case Study of ITC Limited; Sujit Singh, Ezutah Udoncy Olugu, and Sumit Gupta
Part I: Understanding the Landscape
Chapter 1. Emerging Markets: Growth Drivers with Opportunities and Risks for Global Prosperity; Afzalur Rahman, Uvesh Husain, and Manoj Suranga Jothimuni
Chapter 2. Climate-Related Risks in Emerging Markets: Understanding the Landscape, Challenges and Strategic Solutions; Mohammad Kashif, Harshi Garg, Syed Noorul Shajar, and Arokiaraj David
Chapter 3. Transitioning from a Perceived Threat of Climate Change to an Established Reality: Analysing the Distinctive Susceptibilities of Developing Economies; Donkor Nawaah, Leticia Bosu, and Shakeb Akhtar
Chapter 4. Effects of Climate Changes on the Value of Emerging Markets in BRICS Nations; Dhaya. M, Sundaram. N, Divya Meena. S, and Dhanuskodi Rengasamy
Part II: Maneuvering through the Tempest
Chapter 5. Climate Change and Market Chaos: A Review of Methods for Assessing Stock Price Volatility; Shiva Sai Kiran Pothula, Pratik More, and Nawazkhan Meeya
Chapter 6. Building Resilient Portfolios: Integrating Climate and Environmental Risks into Portfolio Diversification Strategies in the Modern Era; K. Balaji, Shakeb Akhtar, and Mahfooz Alam
Chapter 7. Understanding Dynamics of Environmental Sustainability and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from BRICS countries; Boishali Das, Gaurav Kumar, and Parvez Alam Khan
Chapter 8. Riding the Waves of Uncertainty: Unveiling the Interaction Among Global Uncertainties and Sustainable Stocks in India through Wavelet Coherence and TVP-VAR; Neenu Chalissery, Rufsha Melath, and Tanveer Bagh
Chapter 9. Towards a Low-Carbon Economy: Exploring the Asymmetric Linkages Between Green Bonds and Non-Renewable Energy Resources; Sreekha Pullaykkodi and Sreekanth Peringanam Veluthedan
Chapter 10. Can Greenhouse Gas Emissions Be a Driving Factor for Economic Stability? An In-depth Study of D8 Nations; Mohammad Irfan, Manas Khemka, Sakshi Kumari, and Rui Manuel Teixeira Santos Dias
Part III: Mapping the Path
Chapter 11. Strategic Insights into Green Finance: A Comprehensive Study of Policies and Regulatory Trends in South Asia; Sharif Mohd, Saib Fakhar, and Viana Hassan
Chapter 12. Bridging the Gap: Sustainability Accounting for SMEs in a Global Framework; Amrie Firmansyah and Roshaiza Taha
Chapter 13. Green Banking with AI: Cutting Edge Innovations for Sustainable Financial Solutions; Nikita Singhal, Prabha Garg, Shikha Goyal, and Nandita Mishra
Chapter 14. The Ripple Effects of Climate Policy Uncertainty on Global Financial Markets; Faisal Usmani, Mohsin Khan, Mohd Afjal, and Sinem Derindere Koeseoglu
Chapter 15. Building Financial Resilience in the Face of Climate Change: Innovations in Climate Finance and Risk Mitigation; Ram Singh, Vinay Pal Singh, and Fazla Rabby
Chapter 16. Climate Resilience in Emerging Markets: A Comparative Study of Selected States' Climate Initiatives; Aliza, Furquan Uddin, and Muhammad Usman
Chapter 17. Financial Terrains: Analyzing the Changing Territory of Climate Risks and Opportunities; Muneer Shaik, Vidya Suresh, Mahmood Shaik, and Medhansh Bairaria
Part IV: Case Studies
Chapter 18. Pioneering Firms in India and Their Climatic Challenges: A Case Study of ITC Limited; Sujit Singh, Ezutah Udoncy Olugu, and Sumit Gupta