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Sustainable Finance and Ethics - Goessling
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- Finance is central to organizational efficiency, growth, sustainability, and strategic decision-making, involving capital allocation, risk management, financial planning, investment management, and performance measurement.
- Students should develop analytical, strategic, and ethical skills in finance, recognizing the broader social and environmental implications of financial decisions and mastering practical tools like ESG frameworks.
- The role of finance includes ensuring resource efficiency, enabling growth and innovation, building stakeholder trust, providing strategic agility, and integrating sustainability through ESG considerations.
- Finance is crucial for managers and executives in decision-making, performance monitoring, value creation, and ethical compliance. Integrating ESG principles into financial practices supports sustainable outcomes.
- Sustainable finance directs resources toward sustainable goals while balancing profit, people, and planet, addressing the tension between financial growth and social/environmental responsibility through frameworks like green bonds and impact investing.
- Ethics in finance involves moral responsibilities beyond fiduciary duty, such as avoiding harm and contributing positively to society. Case examples like Repsol’s green bond controversy highlight the challenges of defining genuine sustainability versus greenwashing.
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