This　research　examines　the　influence　of　intellectual　capital　on　financial　and　environmental　performance　with　a　mediating　role　of　green　supply　chain　management　and　a　moderating　role　of　financial　resources.　Structural　model　estimation　was　conducted　on　the　data　set　of　324　Pakistani　manufacturing　SMEs　and　showed　that　intellectual　capital　significantly　encourages　green　supply　chain　management　as　well　as　significantly　contributes　to　financial　and　environmental　performance.　Green　supply　chain　management　partially　mediates　the　relationship　between　intellectual　capital　and　performance　both　the　financial　and　environmental.　Financial　resources　significantly　strengthen　the　relationship　between　intellectual　capital　and　green　supply　chain　management.　In　light　of　the　results,　we　suggest　that　firms　should　encourage　intellectuality　among　their　managers　and　employees　to　adopt　green　practices　that　can　improve　their　financial　and　environmental　performance.　In　addition,　it　is　also　suggested　for　managers　and　CEOs　to　effectively　manage　financial　resources　that　are　necessary　for　green　practices.