The objective of the study focused on the ‘Risk Perception in Climate Finance Markets’ is to explore how investors perceive financial risks related to climate change and how they react to such risks. This study examines the extent to which psychological, economic, and environmental factors affect investors’ decisions in the acquisition of green bonds, funds in renewable energy, carbon markets, and other instruments of sustainable finance. This study attempts to identify the main drivers of investors’ participation in climate finance markets by examining the interaction between perceived risks, objectives of sustainability, and expectations of financial returns. The study also examines how behavioral biases, the risk of policy uncertainty, and information gaps influence patterns of investment in the context of the economy’s transition to low carbon.