Bachelorarbeit, 2009
73 Seiten, Note: 1,7
This thesis aims to evaluate the effectiveness of environmentally friendly investments and provide an outlook on future perspectives. The work delves into the growing market of eco-conscious investing, driven by a shift towards ethical values and concerns regarding the financial sector's actions during the global economic crisis. The study explores the challenges and opportunities of this sector, focusing on the need for transparency and the development of standardized assessment criteria.
This chapter covers the basic facts about environmentally friendly investments, including a market overview, definitions of key terms, and a discussion of the Principles of Responsible Investment and leading organizations in this field.
This chapter presents various investment forms and analyzes their ecological effectiveness. It categorizes investment forms based on their environmental impact and examines specific examples, such as bank deposits, credit cards, bonds, investment funds, and hedge funds.
This chapter discusses investment strategies with a sustainable focus, covering common practices for incorporating sustainability into asset management and analyzing specific indices like the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and the FTSE 4 Good Index.
This chapter focuses on the challenge of transparency in the environmentally friendly investment market. It examines the importance of quality, objectivity, and expressiveness in information, as well as the costs associated with ensuring transparency.
This chapter presents the results of a survey conducted among financial service providers. It analyzes the target group, methodology, participants' backgrounds, and the key findings of the survey, providing insights into the current state of awareness and engagement with environmentally friendly investments.
The main keywords and focus topics of this work include environmentally friendly investments, sustainable investing, transparency, ecological effectiveness, investment forms, investment strategies, indices, Life Cycle Assessment, and the Emergy coefficient.
SRI refers to investment strategies that consider both financial return and social/environmental good to bring about positive change.
There is a lack of standardized criteria for assessing what counts as "environmentally friendly," leading to a need for more objective data and weighting methods.
The thesis presents holistic concepts like Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and the eMergy coefficient to quantify environmental impact.
A survey reveals that while consultants find the topic relevant, they often lack sufficient information to promote SRI effectively to clients.
They are a set of voluntary guidelines for incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisions.
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