Chapter 1: CSR & Performance Issues Flashcards
(31 cards)
Classical Finance components (2)
Risk + Profits
Classical Finance Expected Return
Function of level of risk perceived or invested in
- New finance components
- new finance Contributions
- risk, profit, sustainability
- Environment and social impacts
New Finance: Management of Global Reporting =
Short-term financial vision + Long-term sustainable vision
Challenges of ESG Reporting (x2 categories) plus examples
- Internal Management Tool Ex. Fix CO2 emission, CEO incentives
- External Communication Tool Ex. human capital indicators, qualitative reporting
CSR Approach Impact on Managerial Strategy (4)
- Anticipation of operational risk
- Development of activity and products
- Improve labour conditions
- Cost optimization
CSR is a ____ for ___ of company’s activity
vector for sustainability
Rank from lowest to highest (ESG, SD, CSR)
SD > CSR > ESG
SD
1. Acronym
2. What level and organization
3. What did they create
- Sustainable Development
- Macro-economic level (public policies), United Nations
- 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
What are Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (2)
- Frame CSR strategies with objectives
- Incentives to include environmental and social aspects in corporate strategy
CSR
1. Acronym
2. What level
3. What did they create
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- micro-economic level, implementation of SD at company level
- Companies to report their ESG
ESG
1. Acronym
2. What is it
- Environment Social, Governance
- response given to investors on CSR issues
Forward Thinking
meet need of present without compromising ability of future generations.
CSR Initial Vision for companies
Integrate environmental and social issues into their policies, decisions. Go beyond strictly economic and regulatory obligations
4 Core Principles of Global Compact
Human Rights
Work Related
Environment
Anticorruption
How to Reconcile Business and Ecology (6)
- Values of team and stakeholders
- “raison d’être”
- Management objectives
- CSR Plans in business model
- 26000 standard as benchmark
- Priority management
CSR: Organization Type A and C
C: Commitment
A: Accountability
CSR American Concept
Philanthropic action, religious inspiration than social pressure
CSR European Concept
Institutional approach, company must contribute to SD for effects they have on society
CSR 4 Responsibilities Scope + Description
- Economic: Produce g/s for society and at profit
- Legal / Regulatory requirements
- Ethical: Behaviour met not codified
- Discretionary: Voluntary roles
CSR Current Issues 4
- Growing demand for compliance
- Factoring social and environment in business model
- Customer-supplier chain as choose and influence on suppliers
- International spread
CS3D
1. Acronym
2. What is it
- Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
- Companies required to identify, prevent, and mitigate impacts within their value chain
Business Models with CSR (4)
o Circular Economy
o Collaborative Economy
o Extended Governance
o Unpackaged Product
2 Innovative Business Models with CSR
- Sustainable Innovations
- Eco-design