CSR - marginally important
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The 2012 financial market survey, involving 185 respondents from various fund managers and investment banks, highlights the increasing pressure on companies to consider corporate social responsibility (CSR) due to investor inquiries and media scrutiny. The document emphasizes the importance of how a CSR incident is managed, noting that the aftermath can greatly impact the company's reputation. It features insights from experienced consultants in financial communications and investor relations.
CSR - marginally important
- 1. CSR – marginally more important Financial market survey - 2012
- 2. Financial market survey 2012, nov -dec A total of 185 respondents Fund managers Investment banks 3 AP-fonden, 4 AP-fonden, 7 AP-fonden, Alcur, ABG Sundal Collier Alecta, Alfred Berg, AMF Pension, Brummer & Carnegie Partners, Capman, Carnegie Asset Credit Suisse Manangement, Catella Fonder, Cicero Fonder, Danske Bank Didner & Gerge, DnB Nor, Futuris, Granit Deutsche bank Fonder, Gustavia Fonder, Handelsbanken Erik Penser Fonder, HealthInvest, Humle Kapitalförvaltning, Handelsbanken IKC Fonder, Kåpan Pensioner, Lannebo Fonder, JRS Securities Madrague, Manticore, Meetoo, Nordea Asset Nordea Manangement, Norron, Origo Capital, PSG Pareto Öhman Capital, QQM Fund Management, Scientia, Redeye SEB Asset Management, Skandia, Strand Remium Kapital, Swedbank Robur, Svolder, Ture Invest, SEB Enskilda Öresund Swedbank Approximately 90 FM’s and almost 100 analyst & brokers participated in the survey © Box IR 2012
- 3. CSR – marginally more important Despite the debate as of lately, but … © Box IR 2012
- 4. Increased pressure to consider CSR ” More questions from investors” ” Increased focus in the media. Badwill to invest in companies that misbehave.” ”Marginally, but maybe avoiding to a slightly higher degree "bad" companies.” Increased pressure, mainly from the media… © Box IR 2012
- 5. Important how a CSR incident is managed! ”What happens next often overshadows the event itself.” ”Classic crisis management where the leadership’s judgement is put to the test." To err is human, not handling it (in the media) is costly! © Box IR 2012
- 6. Communication rooted in target group Mikael Zillén +46 762 13 00 40 | mikael@boxir.se Since 2005 worked with financial communications and investor relations both as self-employed and as senior consultant at Citigate Stockholm. Institutional sales at Handelsbanken, Nordea and Danske Bank during more than 15 years. He also has experience from several IPOs. Tomas Öqvist +46 705 54 34 40 | tomas@boxir.se Long experience as top ranked equity analyst at e.g. Carnegie and Alfred Berg. Speaking partner to large Swedish, European and US institutions and also participated in a number of IPOs and M&A deals. Since 2007 he has been a consultant within financial communication and investor relations. Anders Bruzelius +46 703 50 40 88 | anders@boxir.se With his18 years in the financial markets thorough knowledge of equity valuation and communications. He has worked as an equity analyst at Danske Markets and Carnegie, where he held top rankings in the automotive and engineering sectors. Experience from a number of IPOs and M&A transactions. Until recently, Anders worked as head of equity research at Swedbank. © Box IR 2012
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