Sustainable finance

The film The Big Short about the run-up to the financial crisis again raises the question: "What if it had been Lehman Sisters?"

What role do rewards and incentives play in influencing safety performance? 

During a Value Roadmapping workshop Polle-Tobias Taminiau offers MBV MIF BA investors and entrepreneurs insights into assessing the risks of an innovative start-up and making it "investor-ready."

Cooperative banks should not only ensure the influence of their members at the legal and judicial levels but should also ensure that they are visibly represented at various levels of the governance structure.

Only firms under a high peer pressure notice reduced firm risks when committing to corporate social responsibility.

A recent study by Yijing Wang and Guido Berens shows that the financial stakeholders think positively about the legal CSR, indifferently about the Philanthropic CSR, whereas negatively about the ethical CSR related to communities or the environment.

To ensure that CSR has a positive effect on a company’s financial performance, a controller should be in charge of developing this strategy.

Dirk Brounen discusses the financial added value of energy efficiency during this lecture by Building Holland.

Do investors who make social responsible investments profit as much as investors who do not think of social tastes?

In recent years, some firms have started disclosing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reports. 

Do institutional investors need to become long term investors again? Weren't they already?

Research on attitudes towards socially and environmentally responsible investment.