Relationship Between Investment Decisions, Environmental Concerns and Environmental Performance on Corporate Social Responsibility

Musfialdy, Musfialdy

doi:10.21776/ub.jam.2019.017.01.04

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“…Overall, Asian investors expressed the greatest concern (PT Schroder Investment Management Indonesia, 2016). Musfialdy (2019) conducted research on companies on the Indonesia Stock Exchange looking for the influence of investment decisions, environmental concerns and environmental performance on corporate social responsibility, and found that investment decisions, environmental concerns and environmental performance have a positive effect on corporate social responsibility. The results of the study also states that investors tend to prefer companies that report on their corporate social activities and the risk management that the company can do.…”

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Ethical Stock Portfolios : Does It Have High Risk and Low Return

Kewal

Putranto

2023

JECO

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This study examines the comparison of stock performance as measured using the return and risk of stock portfolios of ethical and non-ethical companies on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Portfolio formation using a single index model during 2016-2019. The data analysis technique uses an independent sample t-test with a significance level of 5%. The results showed that there were no differences in portfolio return and risk. The average portfolio return is 0.22% for ethical stocks and 0.27% for non-ethical stocks. There is also no significant difference in portfolio risk, 0.87% for ethical stock portfolios and 0.99% for non-ethical stocks. This research has implications for investors who are interested in ethical stocks where they don't have to worry about high portfolio risk and low returns because the results show that the SRI KEHATI index stock portfolio provides the same level of risk and return as the LQ45 index stock portfolio.

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Ethical Stock Portfolios : Does It Have High Risk and Low Return

Kewal

Putranto

2023

JECO

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Developing Islamic-sustainable and responsible investment (i-SRI) criteria based on the environmental, social and governance (ESG) concept

Wahab,

Mohamed Naim,

Abu Hassan

2024

JIABR

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Purpose The practices of sustainable and responsible investment (SRI) among Islamic financial institutions (IFIs) nowadays still rely on the existing environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria. However, based on observation, some of the existing criteria listed by the reports of certain authorities and organizations do not seem to be aligned with Shariah principles. Therefore, this study aims to investigate those criteria to help develop Islamic-SRI (i-SRI) criteria based on the ESG concept. Design/methodology/approach This study adopted the qualitative method via content analysis of documents and interviews with experts. Findings Based on the analysis, a set of i-SRI criteria is developed based on the ESG concept, of which 33 elements are environmental, 50 elements are social and 26 elements are governance issues. Overall, this study finds that there is no obvious contradiction with the Islamic philosophy in the existing ESG criteria, with the exception of four criteria, i.e. promoting human rights, freedom of expression, freedom of censorship and freedom of association under social criteria. These four existing criteria are not aligned with Islamic teaching and not appropriate with Islamic ESG criteria. Practical implications The creation of Islamic ESG criteria can assist relevant authorities to improve the current ESG criteria and to embed an Islamic perspective within it. Originality/value This study developed a set of i-SRI criteria, which may be suitable as a source of reference to relevant parties.

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Explanatory-Sequential Study of the Real Property Appraisal System and Challenges in Calamba City Assessor’s Office

Alcachupas

2024

JIP

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The collection of taxes was a significant component in maintaining the monetary stability of cities, regions, and countries and contributing to their economic growth. This study investigated the relationship between the assessments of assessor personnel and barangay captains regarding the level of observance of information dissemination on real property appraisal, as well as the challenges faced by the City Assessor’s Office of Calamba City. The goal was to establish a more efficient system for information dissemination related to real property appraisal laws. In order to develop a comprehensive and efficient way of information dissemination in Calamba City about the real property appraisal law, a mixed-methods sequential explanatory design was used, involving 67 respondents: 54 barangay captains and 13 assessor personnel, selected through stratified random sampling. Additionally, using purposive sampling, 10 participants (5 barangay captains and 5 assessor personnel) were chosen for the qualitative phase. The quantitative analysis showed no significant difference in the assessments of barangay captains and assessor personnel regarding the observance of real property appraisal laws, with p-values of .308 and .554, both above the .05 significance level. Furthermore, no significant relationship was found between the level of observance and the challenges encountered by the Assessor’s Office. In line with this, the qualitative phase identified three key themes: (1) Public Misunderstanding and Lack of Awareness, (2) Systemic Challenges in Information Dissemination, and (3) Strategies for Effective Communication that can highly influence the current taxation system. Based on these findings, an action plan was developed to enhance public awareness and improve communication strategies.

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Relationship Between Investment Decisions, Environmental Concerns and Environmental Performance on Corporate Social Responsibility

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Ethical Stock Portfolios : Does It Have High Risk and Low Return

Ethical Stock Portfolios : Does It Have High Risk and Low Return

Developing Islamic-sustainable and responsible investment (i-SRI) criteria based on the environmental, social and governance (ESG) concept

Explanatory-Sequential Study of the Real Property Appraisal System and Challenges in Calamba City Assessor’s Office

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