Author(s)

Lu Qin

Corresponding Author

Lu Qin

Abstract

As digitalization and low-carbon economy enter a new era, the global financial system has entered a stage of high-quality development. It is necessary to propose effective strategies to meet the new financial governance requirements in the era of globalization and informatization to adhere to the sustainable development concept led by innovation. Based on the dynamic evolution of digital transformation and low-carbon goal development, a theoretical analysis framework for global financial governance innovation is constructed according to the inherent logic of a multi-level game model. This can explain the evolution path of the financial governance system jointly generated by complex game mechanisms and market regulation cycle mechanisms involving various countries' governments, financial institutions, technology enterprises, and environmental organizations. From the perspective of comprehensive changes and practical deduction of financial stability, resource allocation efficiency, and environmental impact, we will continue to explore possible paths towards more efficient and green global high-quality financial development goals. Financial governance innovation aims to provide financial services that meet sustainable development standards for the global economy, as well as continuously improve the financial system stability, and enhance the satisfaction of all parties involved. For this purpose, measures such as strengthening financial risk control based on the internal circulation of financial technology quality, constructing an interactive feedback mechanism between financial products and market behavior quality perception, and establishing an evaluation system for financial performance and environmental impact should be taken to achieve high-quality development of global finance, promote economic green transformation, and truly meet the needs of the digital and low-carbon era.

Keywords

Digital Finance; Low-Carbon Economy; Global Financial Governance; Multi-Level Game Model; Financial Innovation Strategy