Vortrag Dustin Neuneyer - Kanzlernet.de

Risikomanagement bei Projektfinanzierungen
Equator Principles (EP), nachh. Projektfinanzierung
FINANCIAL TIMES, April 7, 2003:
„At least four European and US banks plan to adopt the
International Finance Corporation's social and
environmental guidelines for project finance in emerging
markets, a clear signal that banks are awakening to the
risks of socially irresponsible investing.
ABN Amro, Barclays, Citibank and WestLB, in
collaboration with the IFC, the private-sector arm of the
World Bank, have drafted an agreement called the
"Equator Principles", hammered out by their project
finance and risk management heads.
Under the agreement, the banks agree to adopt the IFC's
social and environmental rules for sustainable
development, which include guidelines
on issues ranging from environmental
assessment and natural habitats to
indigenous peoples and child and
forced labour. „
54 EP-Financial Institutions (Oct. 2007):
ABN AMRO Bank, N.V. – ANZ – Banco Bradesco –
Banco do Brasil – Banco Galicia – Banco Itaú –
BankMuscat – Bank of America – BMO Financial
Group – BTMU – Barclays plc – BBVA – BES Group –
Calyon – Caja Navarra – CIBC – CIFI – Citigroup Inc. –
CORPBANCA – Credit Suisse Group – Dexia Group –
Dresdner Bank – E+Co – EKF – FMO – Fortis –
HBOS – HSBC Group – HypoVereinsbank – ING
Group – Intesa Sanpaolo – JPMorgan Chase – KBC –
la Caixa – Manulife – MCC – Mizuho Corporate Bank –
Millennium bcp – Nordea – Nedbank Group –
Rabobank Group – Royal Bank of Canada – Scotiabank
– SEB – Societe Generale – Standard Chartered
Bank – SMBC – TD Bank Financial Group – The Royal
Bank of Scotland – Unibanco – Wachovia – Wells
Fargo – WestLB – Westpac Banking Corporation
WestLB AG
Board Office
Dustin Neuneyer
12.09.2008
Sustainable Finance
Nachhaltigkeit und
Finanzdienstleistungen
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