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information, legislation and market developments). Banks are experienced and capable of weighing risks and attaching a price to these risks; because of this banks can fulfill an important role in reducing the information asymmetry between market parties and allow them to make better decisions. When depositors allow a bank to invest for them they may assume that the bank will attempt to select investments to maximize their returns. However, if clients are concerned with more than the simple monetary return and they, for instance, are interested in the costs to society and to the environment, then they may turn to an ethical bank which takes their ethics and morality into account when investing.
2410:, fair sex and race representation, and the banks environmental standing. Environmentally, the potential combined effect of banks switching to more environmentally friendly practices (i.e. less paper use, less electrical use, solar power, energy efficient light bulbs, more conscientious employee travel policies with concern to commuting and air travel) is huge. However, when compared with many other sectors of the economy banks do not incur the same burden of energy, water and paper use. Many times such energy efficient changes are not based on moral concern but on cost efficiency.
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non-signatories." They concluded that, for codes to be more effective; regulators, monitors, and methods of enforcement need to be in place. This problem is similar to the problems faced by the fair trade movement. Both the fair trade movement and ethical banks rely on people to pay extra for known ethical goods. There is a limit to how much more people will pay for that guarantee, after that point, further initiatives will undercut the banks income and therefore are likely to not be followed.
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industry wide regulations. One way of raising the industry wide regulations would be for citizens to apply pressure on banks. Without this rise, it is difficult to impede unethical businesses from finding a bank to finance their projects. A rise in regulations that deal with moral topics is not out of the question. The current industry wide codes, for example, prohibit the financing of illegal drug production. This reflects the prominent societal morals against such drugs.
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is that such an examination would 'require interference' with a client's activities." While the desire not to interfere with the business of the client is valid, it could also be noted that banks are required to interfere in the business of their clients regularly to ensure that the clients’ business plan is viable before issuing them a loan. The kind of analysis that all banks partake in is termed a single
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industry could have self-regulating associations of producers, wholesale and retail businesses, and consumers. These associations would determine prices fair to all three groups. The state would not interfere with purely economic decisions but would be responsible for protecting human rights (this could include a minimum wage and safety in the workplace) and equality of its citizens' rights. (See
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higher interest rate. Banks can also develop more sustainable products, such as environmental, social, or ethical investment funds. By investing selectively based on values, ethical banks can promote socially/environmentally responsible companies and penalize those who do not conform to these standards. But there is a risk that banks could simply adopt certain practices that make them appear ethical (see
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their business caused extensive environmental damage; taking some of the cost off of society as a whole and putting it on the company. This sort of tariff differentiation could stimulate the internalization of environmental costs in market prices. Through such price differentiation, banks have the potential to foster
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made will either be invested into the community or will go back to the members in the form of "patronage rebates" (i.e. cheques). Credit unions focus on the members because they are also the owners, and on the communities in which they are situated. Credit unions put a higher focus on local community
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In the first category lies the issue of understanding how ethical banks measure or qualify their ethical policies. For example, when
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In general, bankers "consider themselves to be in a relatively environmentally friendly industry (in terms of emissions and pollution). However, given their potential exposure to risk, they have been surprisingly slow to examine the environmental performance of their clients. A stated reason for this
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However, credit unions do not necessarily have the same potential to cause widespread change in business practices as ethical banks do. This is because credit unions largely avoid the problem of funding unethical corporate/business activities by focusing on funding local businesses, which are easier
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Ethical banks cannot solely rely upon the legal system to determine whether or not a potential client has acted unethically or whether or not their future plans are unethical. This is because of the wide range of laws throughout the world. While a business may be lawful in the international setting,
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External ethics are concerned with the wider ramifications of banks actions. External ethics looks at the impacts that their business practices, such as who they loan to or invest in, will have on society and the environment. In applying external ethics, one looks at how the products of banks can be
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Another issue in this category is that of codes of conduct. Many ethical banks, as well as conventional banks, voluntarily join larger bodies that put forth certain regulations that, according to the rules set by the body, should be followed by members. Such outside bodies could act as overarching
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Losing business to banks that do not screen so strictly is a problem for ethical banks. Many times, ethical banks must work with much lower budgets because of this. Ethical banks exclusion of unethical borrowers often results in the borrowers going to other banks, this brings up the importance of
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Ethical banks excel in community involvement, as do other financial institutions such as credit unions. Community involvement is not limited to ethical banks as conventional banks also partake in such actions. The following are a few examples of community involvement done by ethical banks, credit
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Banks may be able to support progress toward sustainability by society as a whole—for example, by adopting a 'carrot-and-stick' approach, where environmental and social front-runners would pay less interest than the market price for borrowing capital, while environmental laggards would pay a much
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Some businesses externalize costs onto the environment and society. Aiming to create a more equitable distribution of costs in society, banks can raise interest rates or apply tariffs on loans given to clients and projects with high external costs. This would mean that companies would pay more if
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Other areas of ethical consumerism, such as fair trade labelling, have comprehensive codes and regulations which must be adhered to in order to be certified. Ethical banking has not developed to this point; because of this it is difficult to create a concrete definition that distinguishes ethical
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suggested that capitalism has the task of funding economic initiatives; capital should be directed into directions productive for society. He proposed that rather than prices being set through either the total control of government regulation, or the total lack of control of a free market, each
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In general, banks play an intermediary role in the economy; because of this, the possibility for banks to contribute to sustainable development is extensive. Banks have efficient and tested credit approval systems, which gives them a comparative advantage in knowledge (regarding sector-specific
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Numerous ethical banks (as well as some conventional banks) allow customers to contribute to organizations that have positive societal/environmental impacts either in the local community or in developing countries. Examples include an evaluation of the energy efficiency of a home and potential
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banks from conventional banks. Ethical banks are regulated by the same authorities as traditional banks and have to abide by the same rules. While there are differences between ethical banks, they do share a desire to uphold principles in the projects they finance, the most frequent including:
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According to Cowton, C. J., and P. Thompson, "banks that had signed the United
Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Statement, a voluntary industry code that promulgated environmental stewardship, transparency, and sustainable development, did not act significantly different than the
2436:‘seek’ means. These claims do not reveal to potential depositors how the bank evaluates or uses these statements. Even when given the opportunity to view an accountability report, it is difficult to truly understand what their screening processes are. For example, the
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and social and/or environmental values. Ethical banks sometimes work with narrower profit margins than traditional ones, and therefore they may have few offices and operate mostly by phone, Internet, or mail. Ethical banking is considered one of several forms of
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this does not mean that the laws were up to the moral standards in which the bank originates. For example, extensive pollution and labor laws that would not be considered lawful in many developed countries are allowed in many lesser-developed countries.
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Banks are often reluctant to broaden the scope of their external ethical policies because of the significant nature of the changes. However, by incorporating ethics that account for societal costs in their practices, banks may improve their reputation.
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The environment is a key focus for ethical banks as well as for some conventional banks that believe adopting more environmentally ethical practices to be to their advantage. Banks operating in this field are often referred to as sustainable or
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Ethical banking is a relatively new sector and this relatively undeveloped nature causes some problems. These problems can be divided into two categories: the first concerns depositors, and the second concerns ethical banks.
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and that putting standards and regulations in place that rest on the basic morals of society should not conflict with the free market, but are actually an important part of the proper functioning of the free market.
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1125:Sustainable development goals
3590:Environmental pricing reform
3121:environmental responsibility
3001:San-José, L. de al. (2011).
2669:Ethics in Investment Banking
2580:Fossil Free Banking Alliance
2459:Food and Drug Administration
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4298:Standards and certification
3889:Social return on investment
3620:Market governance mechanism
3476:Global Reporting Initiative
3446:standards and certification
3353:Social return on investment
2966:Ben Cohen and Mal Warwick,
2923:"Fossil Free Certification"
2831:"What We Do for The Planet"
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3560:Community interest company
3504:Community-based monitoring
3338:Genuine progress indicator
3007:Journal of Business Ethics
2982:Journal of Business Ethics
2667:Reynolds, John N. (2011).
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4258:Environmental accounting
4007:Sustainable architecture
3997:Environmental technology
3615:Health impact assessment
3486:Sustainability reporting
3455:Toxics Release Inventory
3249:Transparency (behavioral
3224:Social impact assessment
3113:Corporate accountability
2984:, v.24, n.2 (March 2000)
2946:. Bank.Green. 2022-02-09
2925:. Bank.Green. 2022-02-09
2904:. Bank.Green. 2023-08-01
2743:Steiner, Rudolf (1999).
1579:Corporate sustainability
1505:Greenhouse gas inventory
1500:Global warming potential
729:Automated teller machine
4131:Sustainable agriculture
3670:Supply chain management
3610:Global justice movement
3409:profit-and-loss account
2837:. The Co-operative Bank
1941:Social ecology (ethics)
1654:Green building and wood
1559:Climate change scenario
1532:Carbon fee and dividend
1527:Carbon emission trading
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4674:(Rio+10, Johannesburg)
4543:Sustainable management
4528:Urban drainage systems
4268:Environmental planning
4232:Water recycling shower
4222:Tidal stream generator
4017:Sustainable industries
3976:Sustainable population
3961:Demographic transition
3943:Tragedy of the commons
3635:SDG Publishers Compact
3397:Environmental conflict
3204:Organizational justice
2968:Values-Driven Business
2835:co-operativebank.co.uk
2585:retail banks such as:
2547:Alliances and networks
2516:Threefold Social Order
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1951:Stewardship (theology)
1926:Public interest design
1911:Mitigation co-benefits
1871:Fossil fuel divestment
1434:Small island countries
1327:Impacts of agriculture
150:by rewriting it in an
4566:Humanistic capitalism
4381:Environmental finance
4022:Sustainable packaging
3625:Product certification
3424:Life-cycle assessment
3343:Performance indicator
3234:Social responsibility
3199:Organizational ethics
3129:social responsibility
3040:National Public Radio
2861:Beneficial State Bank
2587:The Co-operative Bank
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2346:Community involvement
1956:Urban forest inequity
1946:Social responsibility
1800:Zero heating building
1614:Environmental finance
1542:Social cost of carbon
1150:Too connected to fail
911:Investment management
809:Environmental finance
668:Correspondent account
362:Community development
4533:Urban infrastructure
4227:Water heat recycling
4050:Conservation biology
3894:Steady-state economy
3869:Micro-sustainability
3854:Ecological footprint
3811:Planetary boundaries
3630:Public participation
3565:Conflict of interest
3155:inequality in the UK
3147:in the United States
3139:Environmental racism
2023:Psychology of denial
1856:Environmental racism
1795:Zero-energy building
1718:Mitigation economics
1609:Environmental design
1594:Ecological economics
1292:Ecological footprint
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4055:Endangered species
4012:Sustainable design
3926:Consumer behaviour
3688:Environment portal
3460:Triple bottom line
3388:Emission inventory
3293:Double bottom line
3239:Stakeholder theory
2639:Equator Principles
2490:Wall Street reform
2388:triple bottom line
2302:ethical investment
2253:ethical investment
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2123:Individual actions
2093:Climate governance
1891:Indigenous peoples
1758:Consumer behaviour
1713:Low-carbon economy
1510:Net zero emissions
1248:Climate change and
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