Are Value Premiums Driven by Behavioral Factors? Are Value Premiums Driven by Behavioral Factors? Kanis Saengchoteα Sampan Nettayanunβ αChulalongkorn Business School βFaculty of Business, Economics
Appendix 3 Question 4). Possible taxonomy applications: Source: Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) Here are some of the examples how the taxonomy can be used with case studies: The Taxonomy can be used for
Examples: Is there a credible entity-level transition strategy being followed that is in line with the Paris Agreement? Yes Yes No No For entities: The transition label be used for investments that: • are
Projects are combined. It is also recognised that there is a market of sustainability themed bonds, including those linked to the Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”), in some cases issued by organisations
more rarely “blue infrastructure”), ecosystem-based adaptation, green adaptation, and natural capital are some of the many phrases used to refer to the use of ecosystems to provide infrastructure
some cases, such target population(s) may also be served by addressing the general public. Please see below illustrative examples of Social Project categories. The following list of project categories
market and society, including reduction of income inequality) Examples of target populations include, but are not limited to, those that are: 1. Living below the poverty line 2. Excluded and/or
GESI? Why include GESI in environmental talks? Thailand’s GESI context: what are the GESI reporting requirements in Thailand? What are some examples of good practice + common challenges experienced in
taxonomies/classifications Strengthening of government policy and legislation These shifts are likely to lead to: - Increased accountability, transparency - A red line under impact-washing related challenges
improvements on quality controls of audit firms with only few exceptions where the remedies of some deficiencies are unavoidably time-consuming due to the need to adjust the firms’ audit manuals and staff