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Socially responsible investment (SRI) techniques use screens to include — or exclude — companies in portfolios based on social or environmental performance. SRI is gaining traction — eleven percent of professionally managed U.S. assets were invested using these principles in 2007.
Firms planning to engage in CSR activities to interest stakeholders must decide which activities to announce – and which to keep quiet.
Research shows how your firm's comprehensive environmental risk management strategy can reduce cost of capital and increase opportunity for debt financing.
How can companies extend periods of exceptional financial performance and end those of substandard performance? This study found that good stakeholder relations were a key factor in sustaining above-average financial performance.
Data quality needs to improve. But carbon disclosure and reporting continues to attract attention from the public, media, government, and business alike.
Research finds good stakeholder relations are a key factor in sustaining above-average financial performance.
Discover how investing in CSR insures your firm by protecting your reputation and reducing financial impact of negative press.
Selecting mutual funds that screen irresponsible firms reduces portfolio diversity but can improve long-term financial performance.
When done strategically, investments in social and environmental activities can reduce market risk by stabilizing the volatility of your firm's stock price.
These four indicators will help your business measure greenhouse gases across the value chain.
