Green Finance and the High-Quality“Going Global”of Chinese Enterprises
In recent years, the high-quality “going global” of Chinese enterprises has become a vital growth strategy under China’s new development paradigm. Meanwhile, green finance, as a key component of China’s efforts to build a strong financial system, has become increasingly important. This research aims to analyze the policy implications of the mutual reinforcement between the high-level opening-up and the green, high-quality development in China. It seeks to explore effective market-based approaches to facilitate China’s green and low-carbon transformation while simultaneously enhancing the green competitive advantage of Chinese enterprises in their international ventures. Focusing on Chinese enterprises, the research conducts an in-depth analysis of how green finance policies affect their outward direct investment and trade activities, and evaluates the economic and environmental performance that results from these policies. The findings of this research will provide fresh perspectives and empirical support for green finance theory and policy development, contribute to the refinement of China’s green finance policy framework, and offer guidance for policy coordination between China’s green, low-carbon, high-quality economic development and the high-quality “going global” strategy of Chinese enterprises.
