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Ethical Screening researches and analyses corporate ethical and social responsibility issues and provides services to... READ MORE > |
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| What is Screening? |
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| Screening is a procedure for vetting companies as part of the ethical or socially responsible investment (SRI) process. This ethical screening process is in addition to the financial analysis that occurs as part of normal investment procedures. Screening excludes from investment those companies whose activities conflict with a chosen set of criteria; and approves for investment those companies whose activities do not conflict with ethical concerns, or have positive social or environmental benefits. |
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| In addition to identifying core activities such as the sale of weapons or tobacco, which conflict with specific ethical concerns, the research and analysis behind the screening process focuses on what are often referred to as corporate social responsibility (CSR) issues. CSR deals with how companies interact with key stakeholder groups such as their customers and employees and the communities in which they operate. Our research involves concentrating on the social and environmental impacts of their products, services and operations. |
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