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Management nicht-finanzieller Risiken: eine Forschungsagenda
[Management of Non-Financial Risks: A Research Agenda]

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  • Günter Franke

    (Universität Konstanz)

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Zusammenfassung Das Management nicht-finanzieller Risiken wie ESG-, Nachhaltigkeits- und Compliance-Risiken stellt Unternehmen vor große Herausforderungen. Im Gegensatz zu finanziellen Risiken ist zu nicht-finanziellen Risiken nur wenig Information verfügbar. Dies erschwert ein effektives Management erheblich. Unternehmen haben in den letzten Jahren hohe Verluste durch nicht-finanzielle Risiken erlitten. Die Corporate Governance dieser Risiken wirft zahlreiche, ungelöste Fragen auf. Dieser Beitrag skizziert mögliche Lösungsansätze und Thesen zum Einfluss der Informationsqualität. Bei diesen Fragen fühlt sich die Praxis von den Hochschulen allein gelassen. Eine Kooperation von Praxis und Hochschule zur Lösung der Fragen eröffnet attraktive Forschungsfelder für Hochschulen. Daher zeigt dieser Beitrag auch eine Forschungsagenda für Hochschulen auf.

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  • Günter Franke, 2020. "Management nicht-finanzieller Risiken: eine Forschungsagenda [Management of Non-Financial Risks: A Research Agenda]," Schmalenbach Journal of Business Research, Springer, vol. 72(3), pages 279-320, September.
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