Mumtaz Ali Hulio

Mumtaz Ali Hulio
  • PhD Scholar
  • Lecturer at University of Sindh

Currently working on green finance, Environmental finance, Green bonds, renewable energy, climate change.

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Current institution
University of Sindh
Current position
  • Lecturer
Additional affiliations
April 2016 - April 2018
Pakistan Agricultural Research Council
Position
  • Assitant Accounts Officer
September 2011 - January 2015
MCB Bank Limited
Position
  • Credit Officer
Education
September 2020 - September 2024
Near East University
Field of study
  • Banking and Finance
January 2015 - September 2019
University of Sindh
Field of study
  • Finance and Hr
February 2009 - March 2011
Quaid-i-Azam University
Field of study
  • Finance

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Publications (29)
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This study is crucial in understanding how green energy, human capital, and financial development can drive economic growth and address unique environmental and economic challenges. Despite growing interest in economic growth, there is limited research on how financial institutions and markets moderate the relationship between green energy and econ...
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In this paper, we developed a new fractional order nonlinear model for dynamics and forecasting of economic diversification with different stochastic engineering factors serve a crucial role in promoting socio-economic progress. Boundedness, positivity, and unique solutions at equilibrium points are used in the qualitative and quantitative study of...
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Even in the face of daunting challenges like climate change in Pakistan, every small step towards conservation and sustainability is a beacon of hope for a brighter, environmental quality. Thus, this study assesses the effect of green financing, economic growth, human capital, oil price, gas price and technological innovation on Pakistan's carbon d...
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Enhancing energy efficiency is a very effective for supporting environmental sustainability. Financial inclusion and technological innovation are newly cited as dominant factors for environmental sustainability in emerging economies. Against this background, this study investigated how financial inclusion and technological innovation affected energ...
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Nuclear energy is considered an effective means of enhancing environmental sustainability. Considering this point, this study aims to explore the impact of nuclear energy, financial globalization, technological innovation, and economic growth on ecological sustainability in the top-10 nuclear energy-consuming economies from 1995 to 2020. The load c...
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The aim of this research is to investigate the impact of financial behavior and experience on the financial literacy of university students. The study employs a primary approach to data collection utilizing questionnaires. The targeted population consists of students from various universities in Pakistan, with a sample size of 250 students chosen t...
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The association among natural resources, financial inclusion, and ecological neutrality has witnessed a lively debate in recent decades. However, insufficient empirical evidence exists to establish a clear link between financial inclusion and CO2 emissions in top-emitting nations. To fill this gap, this study is focused on the world’s top-ten carbo...
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The purpose of the study is to determine the effects of the entrepreneurship tendency of organizational employees on social innovation. A quantitative study is conducted with participants working in the cooling-heating sector in Istanbul. Survey technique is used for 390 individuals of the sample. In the current study, data collected from the manag...
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For the past few decades, there has been a vibrant discussion on the connection between natural resources and the quality of the surrounding environment. It has been established that many wealthy economies with natural resources have had favourable progress in technology and economy. Still, the main challenges are how renewable energy, natural reso...
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Green finance is an organized financial activity meant to improve the environment. Regardless of its critical role in mitigating climate change, green finance faces a significant investment shortfall. Green financing is a feasible way to close the gap in green investment. Despite the potential benefits of green finance in green renewable energy tec...
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Russia holds the position of being the third largest global producer of oil and plays a significant role in the supply of oil and gas to Europe. The ongoing war conflict has the potential to impede the bilateral and multilateral relations between Russia and Europe. The ramifications of this event will have notable reverberations for environmental e...
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The world's climate-related policies need to be revised to combat environmental issues. Therefore, adopting renewable energy technologies in conjunction with energy efficiency measures are needed to make safe pathways to reduce over 90% of energy related CO2. In this context, this study intends to assess the influence of foreign direct investment (...
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Although numerous empirical studies have scrutinized the impact of technological innovation, renewable energy, and natural resources on Carbon emissions (CCO2), there is a lack of empirical knowledge of consumption-based CCO2 emissions. This study examines the impacts of technological innovation, renewable energy, and natural resources factors on C...
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As the largest carbon emitter in the world, with its transportation sector contributing the largest shares of its emission. The need for a low-carbon transition economy has become a policy agenda for China because to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, lowering the intensity of carbon emissions in the transportation sector will be crucial. In this reg...
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Creating a reliable energy supply, ecological quality, and economic development has become a global effort. Finance is at the center stage ecological transition to low-carbon emission. Against this backdrop, the present work analyses the impact of the financial sector on CO2 emissions using data from the top 10 emitting emissions economies from 199...
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Concern about climate change is spreading around the globe. The urge to comprehend the environmental effects and take action is sharply rising. Regarding this, the banking industry has a great chance to offer a solution in terms of green financial solutions and can meet the needs of carbon-conscious organizations to combat and defend our planet. Th...
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Energy generation from carbon fuels produces a major portion of the greenhouse gases that envelop the planet and trap the sun’s heat. Fossil fuels, including coal, oil, and gas, account for approximately 75% of global greenhouse gas emissions and almost 90% of carbon dioxide emissions. Therefore, there is an urgent need to finance cleaner, efficien...
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The role of green finance is to develop green industry mechanisms in areas including transportation, building, water preservation, clean energy production, storage, and distribution, which ultimately results in emissions and waste reduction, biodiversity habitat protection, and pollution control. Therefore, recognizing the significance of green fin...
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Although numerous empirical studies in the literature have focused on the linear specifications of the effect of oil price and gold price on ecological footprint, nonlinear studies on this subject remain limited. Therefore, the current study aims to close this gap in the empirical literature by assessing both the asymmetric and symmetric impacts of...
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Purpose This study aims to assess how real income, oil prices and gold prices affect housing prices in China from 2010 to 2021. Design/methodology/approach This study uses a novel bootstrap autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) testing to empirically analyze the short and long links among the tested variables. Findings The ARDL estimations demons...
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Recent empirical research indicates that South Africa’s present level of wealth and energy, given its fast-expanding population, is unsustainable. Studies in this domain focus on the impact of economic growth and energy use on environmental quality; the role of the real estate market on environmental quality in South Africa is ignored in the emergi...
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The threat of biodiversity loss and mass extinction of species with an aftermath will shape all lives now and those to come. In this context, recent empirical studies illustrate various drivers of biodiversity for better environmental quality; however, the impact of the insurance market has not been thoroughly examined. Likewise, the possible non-l...
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Rapid industrialization has resulted in a remarkable increase in South Africa's gross domestic product (GDP). On the flip side, due to rapid industrialization, unsustainable extraction of natural resources, including gold, and economic growth produce environmental challenges such as climate change in particular CO2 emission in the country. This stu...
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The world, addressing to achieve rapid and drastic economic growth by relying on fossil fuel energy consumption, could increase already increasing level of carbon dioxide (CO2). Therefore, there is a growing consensus that environmental sustainability by using renewable energy is the only option to avoid environmental calamity. Therefore, according...

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