Integrated Sustainability and its Impact on Accounting and Finance

Like in Chess - A sustainable corporate strategy is the key to winning

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List of tables / Figures

List of Abbreviations

preface

Defining Sustainability

Sustainability Rating 2009 - Top 2 Companies

Balanced scorecard and its implications on Sustainability

The Financial Perspective

The Customer Perspective

The Learning and Growth Perspective

Internal-Business-Process-Perspective

Value Chain and its implications on Sustainability

Sustainability Accounts in the Value Chain

Environmental Financial Statement

Looking Ahead

Summary and Recommendations

Reference List

Appendix

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Title: Integrated Sustainability and its Impact on Accounting and Finance
Subtitle: Like in Chess - A sustainable corporate strategy is the key to winning
College: International University of Applied Sciences
Course: Current Issues in Accounting and Finance
Grade: 1,3
Authors: Alexander Michalski (Author)Jonas Gloßner (Author)Cornelius Kirsche (Author)
Year: 2011
Pages: 29
Catalog Number: V172287
ISBN (eBook): 9783640921577
ISBN (Book): 9783640921355
File size: 2152 KB
Language: English
Notes: “For most companies these days, the environment—which is synonymous with climate change for many executives—has become an important topic. Companies know that consumers and employees care about the environment, and their interest often presents real business opportunities and risks.” (McKinsey &amp, Company, 2010)
Keywords: Sustainability, Balanced Scorecard, Sustainability Accounting

Quote paper: Alexander Michalski (Author)Jonas Gloßner (Author)Cornelius Kirsche (Author), 2011, Integrated Sustainability and its Impact on Accounting and Finance, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/172287

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