2016
DOI: 10.15678/es.2016.2.05
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Perception of corporate social responsibility in a cooperative banks by their clients

Abstract: Koncepcja społecznej odpowiedzialności biznesu wpisuje się w strategię działania banków spółdzielczych od momentu ich powstania. Spółdzielczy charakter tych instytucji a zarazem chęć konkurowania z innymi podmiotami na rynku finansowym odzwierciedlają główne założenia idei CSR. Banki spółdzielcze realizując swoją misję i wizję starają się połączyć cele komercyjne ze społecznym wymiarem swojej działalności. Głównym celem opracowania jest zaprezentowanie opinii klientów banków spółdzielczych na temat realizacji … Show more

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“…As fulfilling social missions is usually an important part of cooperative banks' business models, they are expected to implement CSR, i.e., corporate social responsibility (Cornelius et al, 2008;Ruostesaari & Troberg, 2016), which means paying attention to issues beyond the narrow economic, technical, and legal requirements of a firm (Davis, 1973). The European Association of Cooperative Banks eagerly supports and promotes initiatives aimed at social responsibility from individual cooperative banks (European Association of Co-operative Banks, 2020), and SLBs' customers seem to appreciate their engagement in CSR, especially in promoting cultural and educational events and supporting the activities of local social and charitable organizations (Nowacka, 2016). Nevertheless, despite their involvement in socially responsible activities, cooperative banks are becoming increasingly similar to their purely commercial counterparts, that is, SLBs try to imitate the undertakings of commercial banks to survive in the market.…”
Section: Institutional Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As fulfilling social missions is usually an important part of cooperative banks' business models, they are expected to implement CSR, i.e., corporate social responsibility (Cornelius et al, 2008;Ruostesaari & Troberg, 2016), which means paying attention to issues beyond the narrow economic, technical, and legal requirements of a firm (Davis, 1973). The European Association of Cooperative Banks eagerly supports and promotes initiatives aimed at social responsibility from individual cooperative banks (European Association of Co-operative Banks, 2020), and SLBs' customers seem to appreciate their engagement in CSR, especially in promoting cultural and educational events and supporting the activities of local social and charitable organizations (Nowacka, 2016). Nevertheless, despite their involvement in socially responsible activities, cooperative banks are becoming increasingly similar to their purely commercial counterparts, that is, SLBs try to imitate the undertakings of commercial banks to survive in the market.…”
Section: Institutional Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%