The performance of socially responsible investments: Investment funds and indices

By Michael Schröder. 2004

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Subfields: Finance, Strategy and Management

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Is There a Difference? The Performance Characteristics of Sri Equity Indexes (2007, unknown): “Luther, Matatko and Corner (1992) analyse British ethical funds, Hamilton, Jo and Statman (1993) investigate U.”
Modeling volatility and conditional correlations between socially responsible investments, gold and oil (2014, background): “Schröder (2004) finds that while most SRI funds underperform their benchmarks the differences are not statistically significant.”
The Effect of Environmental and Social Performance on the Stock Performance of European Corporations (2007, background): “The social performance is only considered in the investigation of ethical funds so far (see e.g., Statman 2000; Kreander et al. 2000; Schröder 2004).”
Ethical requirement and financial interest: a literature review on socially responsible investing (2015, background): “Already, a few studies have compared the performance of SRI indices to conventional indices: Sauer (1997), DiBartolomeo and Kurtz (1999), Statman (2000), and Schröder (2004).”
Socially responsible and conventional investment funds: performance comparison and the global financial crisis (2015, background): “In terms of managerial abilities of stock selection, a common objection to the attempt to compare the performances of SRFs and CFs is that the two investment styles may have different risk exposures (see, among others, Gregory et al., 1997; Geczy et al., 2003; Schröder, 2004).”
The price of ethics and stakeholder governance: The performance of socially responsible mutual funds (2008, background): “Multi-country studies are undertaken by Schroder (2004) for US, German and Swiss SRI funds; by Bauer et al. (2005) for US, UK and German funds; and by Kreander et al. (2005) for SRI funds in a few European countries.”