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What Is Socially Responsible Investing?

By Forex Traders on April 7, 2011 1 Comment corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, CSR, environment, Forex Traders, increase shareholder value, John Wesley, Methodist movement, Social Justice, socially responsible investing, SRI, Wall Street

This post provides an overview of socially responsible investing and touches on some of the background and issues surrounding it. Socially responsible investing (SRI) is a method of investment in which the investor invests capital only into companies that engage in socially responsible behaviors. This post is targeted towards those who may not already have had previous exposure to the SRI movement and the issues facing it.

Which Stakeholder Hat are you Wearing Right Now?

By Kevin_Moss on April 13, 2010 Comments Off on Which Stakeholder Hat are you Wearing Right Now? competitive disadvantage, corporate responsibility, CR practitioners, customers, employer, investors, mutual fund, reputational issues, shareholders, socially responsible investing, SRI, stakeholder groups, stakeholder relationships, stakeholders

Different stakeholder groups have different standards when it comes to CR. The same individual can have multiple stakeholder relationships with a single company on the same day. And apply different values to that one company, depending on the moment. If we could help stakeholders to see the inconsistencies in their own value judgments we would be making a start at closing that gap.