Question 9 (15 marks) Do you think there are limitations to considering only risk and return? Explain. (Mention the concepts discussed in Lecture 12.) Week 12 Stakeholder Theory and Sustainable Finance GOVERNMENT CONVINTES CUSTOMERS COMPETI TORS THE FIRM FINANCERS EMPLOYEES SUPPLIERS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS CONSUMER ADVOCATE GROUPS Distinguish Shareholder Theory and Stakeholder Theory How do these relate to Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Sustainability, Triple Bottom Line Challenges of the Century Planetary Boundaries World Economic Forum Global Risks Climate Change The Paris Agreement Limitations of theories O Modern Portfolio Theory: Only considers return and risk of that return Discounting: implications for current consideration of future benefits/costs Sustainable Finance Sustainable investing is the consideration of environmental and social factors in investment decision making. Different spectrums of Sustainable Finance EU definition concerned with creating a sustainable economy, regulation PRIMARY STAKEHOLDERS Sur R. Eden Freeman kefiry Harris SECONDARY STAKEHOLDERS and Andrew Wids, maging for Stakeholders New Climate change Biosphere integrity diversity Novel entities Function diversity Land-system change Stratospheric ozone depletion Atmospheric aerosoloading Freshwater use Phosphorus Nitroen Biochemical flows Ocean acidification Beyond zone of uncertainty Chigh risk) hzone of uncertainty increasing rik) Below boundary safe) Boundary not yet quantified Question 9 (15 marks) Do you think there are limitations to considering only risk and return? Explain. (Mention the concepts discussed in Lecture 12.) Week 12 Stakeholder Theory and Sustainable Finance GOVERNMENT CONVINTES CUSTOMERS COMPETI TORS THE FIRM FINANCERS EMPLOYEES SUPPLIERS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS CONSUMER ADVOCATE GROUPS Distinguish Shareholder Theory and Stakeholder Theory How do these relate to Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Sustainability, Triple Bottom Line Challenges of the Century Planetary Boundaries World Economic Forum Global Risks Climate Change The Paris Agreement Limitations of theories O Modern Portfolio Theory: Only considers return and risk of that return Discounting: implications for current consideration of future benefits/costs Sustainable Finance Sustainable investing is the consideration of environmental and social factors in investment decision making. Different spectrums of Sustainable Finance EU definition concerned with creating a sustainable economy, regulation PRIMARY STAKEHOLDERS Sur R. Eden Freeman kefiry Harris SECONDARY STAKEHOLDERS and Andrew Wids, maging for Stakeholders New Climate change Biosphere integrity diversity Novel entities Function diversity Land-system change Stratospheric ozone depletion Atmospheric aerosoloading Freshwater use Phosphorus Nitroen Biochemical flows Ocean acidification Beyond zone of uncertainty Chigh risk) hzone of uncertainty increasing rik) Below boundary safe) Boundary not yet quantified