- | June 5, 2010
A good CSR strategy acts as a buffer for depreciating share prices during market turmoil.
Sustainable Finance
Money can be a force for good.
“Sustainable finance” refers to investment decisions made using environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations. Such investment can promote sustainable economic activity and the long-term stability of the financial system.
But the sustainable finance landscape is a turbulent one. ESG investments are increasing, but standards are confusing and charges of “greenwashing” are widespread. Investors, companies, and regulators are working toward greater clarity.
That’s important because sustainable finance has tremendous potential. Financial markets are meant to connect those who have capital to those who need capital, in order to help the economy and society thrive, explains Ivey Professor Diane-Laure Arjaliès. “Many investors want to put their financial power at the service of organizations that participate in building sustainable and long-term growth.”
NBS helps businesses on this journey. Our resources and community provide guidance on leveraging financial systems to build a better world.
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- | May 12, 2010
Firm financial performance as a result of CSR activities can be difficult to measure: its value may lie in intangible assets like employee engagement.
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