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Evaluation and Analysis of the Enterprise Umweltbank AG

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Author:Lemmen, Paul
Date of Publication: 2018
Book classification:Business & Management,English Books
No. of pages:24 Pages
Format:Paperback

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Seminar paper from the year 2017 in the subject Business economics - Operations Research, grade: 95,5%, EBS European Business School gGmbH, language: English, abstract: Enterprises nowadays face unprecedented market demands concerning social responsibility. Especially societys environmental consciousness has increased tremendously in the past decades and particularly in recent years. Simultaneously, consumers willingness to pay for social and ecologically friendly products and services has increased drastically. On the one hand, these changes in perception of environmental issues lead to challenges for businesses as they have to adapt their business model to trends in society. On the other hand, these changes provide opportunities for businesses. In several industries, ecological products and services have been established by many businesses. Sustainability in the western world is omnipresent. Supermarkets for example offer a wide range of biological, sustainable products. Gas stations offer bio fuel. And fair trade green fashion has developed to an integral part of the fashion industry. At first sight, banks products and services themselves do not pollute. Banks do not seem to cause any direct ecologically harmful emissions. However, on closer inspection, through their financing function banks play a key role in the protection of the environment. By financing certain projects, banks indirectly influence pollution . To minimize the environmental footprint, banks would need to interfere with the activities of their clients. That would mean declining credit requests from clients who want to carry out projects which are not sustainable. This approach is diametrically opposed to traditional banks primary goal of profit maximization. Also, money cannot be qualified as either good or bad. It depends on what people invest in. As shown, neither banks nor their clients are solely responsible for the pollution of our environment. Both players must take action to contribu
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year published2018
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