Objectives


 What is the difference between sustainable and less sustainable companies and supply chains?
 How does the financial performance of sustainable investment portfolios develop?
 Which social, ecological and economic sustainability aspects should be considered with respect to longterm successful investments?
 How can transparency be improved for all market players?
 And finally: what can conventional investors learn from sustainable investment? 

These questions are in the focus of the Sustainable Investment Conference to be held on April 13th to 14th, 2005 in Frankfurt. Starting from the latest experiences and research results, status and perspectives of Sustainable Investment will be discussed.

Target groups of the conference are investors, analysts, asset managers, investor relations- and sustainability managers as well as scientists.

The Sustainable Business Institute (SBI) at the European Business School is organising the conference in partnership with Deutsches Aktieninstitut (DAI), Deutsche Vereinigung für Finanzanalyse und Asset Management (DVFA), Bayer AG, Deutsche Bank AG, Deutsche Telekom AG, Volkswagen AG. Other partners are: Bank Sarasin, Delta Lloyd Investment Managers, econsense and SAM.

The conference is based on research which has been founded by the German Ministry for Education and Research (BmBF).

Here you will find programme and registration form . If you have any questions please contact Cornelia Sander, sander@instoec.de.

Spoken languages at the conference: German and English, interpretation service for English-speaking participants.


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