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Sustainability Accounting in the Islamic Development Bank: A Case Study to Explore Sustainability and Financial Accounting Institutional Drivers and Investigate Sustainability Accounting Changes
Financial institutions are unique: they act as financial intermediaries within their respective societies; as such, it is expected that financial institutions should manage sustainability concerns arising from their operations to the very highest standards. Islamic banks specifically claim to be reg
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