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Financial impact of sustainability Management: An integrative approach
Sustainability has emerged as a pivotal topic in both academia and practical application. Consequently, this paper-based dissertation comprises four manuscripts examining the financial impact of sustainability management. The first chapter establishes the research context, providing an overview of the dissertation’s aims and structure while introducing the four manuscripts. The second chapter—corresponding to the first manuscript—examines the financial performance associated with a holistic integration of sustainability in business strategy, business model, and the board. The third chapter reviews the current status of selective sustainability integration among publicly listed German companies, focusing on non-financial performance indicators within their internal management systems. The fourth chapter investigates the impact of Scope 3 emissions on carbon financial performance, comparing it with Scope 1 and 2 emissions. Finally, the fifth chapter explores the correlation between sustainability performance and the risk of financial distress among European listed firms. In summary, this dissertation enhances the understanding of sustainability integration within companies and provides insights into the implications for firms facing financial challenges
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From sustainability disclosure to financial performance - investors’ perspectives: Empirical investigations into sustainability disclosures and their impact on sustainability and financial performance
Investors increasingly consider sustainability performance (SP) in their investment decision processes and therefore demand reliable and comprehensive sustainability disclosures (SD) from reporting companies. Consequently, this paper-based dissertation comprises four manuscripts (five chapters) dealing with investors' demand for SD as well as the implications of SD on SP and financial performance. Chapter 1 introduces the research context and provides an overview of the structure and the objectives of this dissertation. Furthermore, an overview of the four manuscripts and their contributions to the respective research field is presented. Chapter 2 (manuscript A) investigates the changed information needs of institutional investors. Chapter 3 (manuscript B) explores the integration of sustainability key performance indicators (KPIs) at the management level and their implications on SP of reporting companies. Chapter 4 (manuscript C) examines the status quo of SMEs' SD and SP as well as the association between the two. Chapter 5 (manuscript D) analyses the effects of companies’ SP on their financial distress risk (FDR)