Sustainable finance as a new financial investment model

Dziawgo, Danuta

doi:10.15611/pn.2019.12.02

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“…Source: Dziawgo, 2019. Parallelly, the European Union also took actions to increase the level of social responsibility due to law regulations. In 2013, two resolutions have been announced, respectively, "Corporate Social Responsibility: accountable, transparent and responsible business behavior and sustainable growth" as well as "Corporate Social Responsibility: promoting society's interests and a route to sustainable and inclusive recovery" (European Parliament resolutions of 6 February 2013).…”

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Acceptance of Sustainability Concept by Polish Individual Investors

Dziawgo¹

2021

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Purpose: Currently, we can observe legislative pressure for sustainable changes that also includes sustainable finance. As a result, sustainable investment from subsidiary trend, will become dominating one. Therefore, the subject of this study is acceptance of sustainable development concept in Poland, especially among individual investors. Design/Methodology/Approach: In the article, the following research methods were used, analysis of the literature of the subject with the legal acts and desk research as well. The theory was complemented with survey on individual investors sample. Findings:The research has demonstrated that there is social acceptance for activities undertaken in the field of sustainable development. The respondents accepted the transformation toward sustainable society. Nevertheless, its current level is unsatisfactory. Investors considered the information on CSR as having the lowest informative usefulness. As many as 21% of respondents found them completely useless (0% useful) and 43% as very unhelpful (1-10% information usefulness). Practical Implications: The discussion should focus around so improve the usefulness of various parts of the financial statements for external stakeholders, especially investors. Particular attention should be paid to the part presenting non-financial data, which is currently perceived as very useless by individual investors. Originality/value: Analysis of the following issues: Are Polish individual investors taking into consideration corporate social responsibility during investment decision. Research carried out on the individual investors should be considered valuable, because there is a lack of research on the important elements for sustainable development activities within that group of participants on the capital market. Hence, the research made has a unique character.

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“…Furthermore, CSR is relevant for organizations not only because of the profitability and development that it can bring within a company, but also because of the interests of society itself and its impact on the environment (Eding & Scholtens, 2017). Dziawgo (2019) emphasizes overlapping processes on the financial markets between general investment based on financial efficiency and investment concerning social responsibility. The current process of optionally including ESG criteria (environmental-socialgovernance) during investment decisions is being substituted by obligatory requirements in legal acts.…”

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Environmental aspects of investing in the Polish stock exchange market according to individual investors

Dziawgo

2022

Financial Internet Quarterly

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The aim of the article is to present and analyse the attitudes of Polish society and individual investors towards challenges of environmental protection. For the purposes of the study, the following hypothesis was formulated: environmental aspects are an important factor in making investment decisions by individual investors on the Polish capital market. In the article, various research methods were applied, with particular emphasis on empirical research, both external and own. The own research was carried out on a representative sample of the Polish society, as well as on a targeted sample of individual investors who invest in the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Unfortunately, on the basis of results from conducted research, it was found that environmental aspects are not an important factor in making investment decisions by individual investors on the Polish capital market.

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The Application of the Public Order Clause on the Financial Market as One of the Elements for Building Sustainable Finance in a Comparative Perspective

Mariański

2024

Białostockie Studia Prawnicze

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The public order clause is an instrument of private international law that limits the possibility of applying the law of a designated country in cross-border contractual relations. The role of the clause is to protect the specific interests and values of a given legal order, the importance of which is so significant that it justifies refusing to apply foreign law or limiting the scope of its application. From the point of view of the subject of this study, the public order clause could potentially be applied by national supervisory authorities in a situation of a threat to the security and stability of a given financial market. Thus the purpose of this article, in which the author uses the functional approach of the comparative legal method, the historical-descriptive method and the dogmatic method, is to verify the thesis about the possible use of the public order clause as an instrument supporting the process of building sustainable finance, along with its limitations in the form of the French concept of effet atténué and also from a comparative and cross-border perspective.

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Sustainable finance as a new financial investment model

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Acceptance of Sustainability Concept by Polish Individual Investors

Acceptance of Sustainability Concept by Polish Individual Investors

Environmental aspects of investing in the Polish stock exchange market according to individual investors

The Application of the Public Order Clause on the Financial Market as One of the Elements for Building Sustainable Finance in a Comparative Perspective

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