1 eco-criteria for investment decision-making. 2 criteria (+): activities to encourage...
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Eco-criteria for investment decision-
making
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Criteria (+): activities to encourage
Bio-pesticides Bio-control
Bio-fertilisers Renewable energies
Efficient energy Clean fuel
Aquaculture Organic agriculture
Health & safety Environmental
management
Pollution control Pollution prevention
Recycling Waste management
Reforestation Eco-tourism
Eco-data access Corporate eco-
donations
Eco-education Nomad forest products
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Sectors of major concern:
Energy and Mines Petroleum and Chemicals Agribusiness Transportation Recycling Eco-Tourism
Where CP can highly contribute to reduce risk and increase efficiency and profitability
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Energy
Risks– Atmospheric emissions– Water contamination– Acoustic pollution– Safety
Opportunities– Alternative energies– Cost reduction
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Mining
Risks– Environmental: air and water
pollution– Occupational: health and safety
Opportunities– Genuine wealth creation– Production of quality durable goods
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Agribusiness
Risks– Solid waste – Water and ground contamination– Public health
Opportunities– Organic Brands and distribution
channels– Exportation opportunities through
international standards
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Banks’ requirements to obtain services in
Environmental risk assessment of business activities
Environmental footprint of investments, guaranties, leasing
Training for local bank staff
Development of new eco-products (capital risk investment fund, forest funds)
Identification of new business opportunities within client database
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Competitive banking
“In today's hyper-competitive financial services environment, incremental improvement is no longer enough.
To be successful, firms need to undertake massive change - a fundamental reinvention of their strategies and operations that will allow them to delight customers, exceed investor expectations, and attract and retain the best and the brightest professionals.”
Reinventing FINANCIAL SERVICES
Succeeding With Corporate Transformation
Deloitte Consulting and Deloitte & Touche
2001
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Sustainable banking: trends
Avoid eco-risks, identify eco-business opportunities;
Internalise environmental costs & debts in company’s decision-making;
Total environmental accounting;
Capital markets increasingly value “green” capital;
Use of eco-criteria in decision-making;
New financial eco-products (eco-funds, eco-mortgage, renewable energy credits);
CP: prevention is better than end-of-pipe solutions
Efficient use of resources (water, energy);
Fewer, bigger banks.
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Dow Jones Sustainability World Index
Dow Jones Sustainability World Index
Dow Jones Global Index (USD, Price Index)
330.00
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180.00
130.00
80.00
12/93 6/94 12/94 6/95 12/95 6/96 12/96 6/97 12/97 6/98 12/98 6/99 12/99 6/00 12/00 6/01
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Financial eco-innovations
Personal banking Corporate banking
Eco-mortgage Eco-shares
Eco-autos Eco-financial derivatives
Home-office: 2x1 ESCO, Energy Service Co
Eco-savings Build, Operate, Transfer
Eco-leasing Eco-loans
Swap for debt Eco-credit cards
Eco-investment funds