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Pertinence Des Principes Equateur Comme Outil D'Implementation De La Rse Dans Le Secteur Bancaire

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  • Pierre Baret

    (Groupe Sup de Co La Rochelle)

  • Marion Chivot

    (Chercheur indépendant)

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to assess the adequacy of the Equator Principles (EP) as a tool for implementation of CSR in the banking sector. At first, we show that in a context where non-financial impacts are not regulated, responsible involvement of banks is a strategic issue for which the EP can be a handbook. To test this, we make three assumptions that we are testing in a second part where we show that: 1) integrate the logic of PE gives a bank the ability to prevent the risks it faces; 2) the PE allow the beginning of a reorganization of the value chain; 3) the PE II are insufficient to induce profound changes necessary to enable a bank to move towards a sustainable model. In conclusion, we present a model that connects PE and stages of implementation of CSR. This model will draw the expected issues of version III of PE.

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  • Pierre Baret & Marion Chivot, 2012. "Pertinence Des Principes Equateur Comme Outil D'Implementation De La Rse Dans Le Secteur Bancaire," Post-Print hal-00691172, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-00691172
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    1. Charles Daussy, 2013. "Can Social Responsibility Paradoxically Strengthen The Importance Of Finance?," Post-Print hal-01002375, HAL.

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