fixed effects. Standard errors, reported in parenthesis, are clustered by fund. Stars correspond to statistical significance level, with *, ** and *** representing 10 percent, 5 percent and 1 percent
indirectly, e.g. water scarcity, water stress, flooding, infrastructure decay, drought (adapted from the CEO Water Mandate's "Understanding Key Water Stewardship Terms").The extent of a risk is a function of
of the virus has caused demand for consumption of fuel around the world to decline with significance. This factor is putting pressure on the price of crude and finished product to drop significantly
to quickly reduce the impact causing the impact of the situation to be limited and can be managed. And does not affect the company as holding Company significance. 3. Aspect of the performance of the
descending order by the probability of occurrence of the risks and significance of their effects; (9) information about administration and management of the mutual fund; (10) warnings about the mutual fund; 1
law and regulation, and information technology. Questions Yes No 7.3 Executives at all levels participate in risk management. 7.4 The company assesses the significance of risks by considering the
considered shall include: (1) involvement and significance of behaviors such as the amount of money involved, the volume of transactions involved, the person obtaining benefits, being the principal, instigator
strategic significance to the issuer’s current and/ or future operations; • measurable or quantifiable on a consistent methodological basis; • externally verifiable; and • able to be benchmarked, i.e. as much
0.2604 0.4135 0.1747 Summary of finding from panel regression ***, ** and * represent significance at 1%, 5% and 10%, respectively. 28 Yuthana Sethapramote, Ph.D., Graduate School of Development Economics
transition risk The cost of air pollution; fuel efficiency Automation / future of work Water scarcity The Age of Plastic Diversity Board effectiveness Remuneration Responsible lending; BNPL Wage underpayment