Veröffentlichungen

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Vorarbeiten

Das Forschungsprogramm im Projekt CLIMVEST baut auf umfangreichen Vorarbeiten der Projektpartner auf.

Die nachfolgende Übersicht zeigt eine Auswahl der relevanten Arbeiten.

Engler/Gutsche/Smeets: Why Do Investors Pay Higher Fees for Sustainable Investments? An Experiment in Five European Countries, available on SSRN
Lessmann/Kalkuhl: Climate Finance Intermediation: Interest Spread Effects in a Climate Policy Model, available on SSRN
Schuldt/Lessmann: Financing the low-carbon transition: The impact of financial frictions on clean investment, available on SSRN
Wilkens/Jacob/Rohleder/Zink: The impact of sustainable investment funds - Impact channels, status quo of literature, and practical applications, available on SSRN
Gutsche/Wetzel/Ziegler: Determinants of individual sustainable investment behavior - A framed field experiment. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 209, 491-508. DOI
Rohleder/Wilkens/Zink: The effects of mutual fund decarbonization on stock prices and carbon emissions. Journal of Banking and Finance 134, 106352 (2022). DOI
Kalesnik/Wilkens/Zink: Green data or greenwashing? Do corporate carbon emissions data enable investors to mitigate climate change? The Journal of Portfolio Management. 48 (10), 119-147. DOI
Paulus/Rohleder: The effects of CSR on firm value - The role of shareholder preferences, available on SSRN
Benz/Paulus/Rohleder/Wilkens: Ownership comes with responsibility - The role of ownership characteristics on CSR, available on SSRN
Eckert/Huber/Klein/Zwergel: New evidence on German retail investors: The desire to make an impact. Corporate Finance 168–174.
Görgen/Jacob/Nerlinger/Riordan/Rohleder/Wilkens: Carbon Risk, available on SSRN
Gutsche/Köbrich/León/Ziegler: On the relevance of contextual factors for socially responsible investments: An econometric analysis. Oxford Economic Papers 71 (3), 756-776. DOI
Gutsche/ Ziegler: Which private investors are willing to pay for sustainable investments? Empirical evidence from stated choice experiments. Journal of Banking and Finance 102, 1155-1182. DOI
Gutsche/Zwergel: Information barriers and labeling schemes for socially responsible investments. Schmalenbach Business Review 72, 111-157, available on Springer
Edenhofer/ Klein/Lessmann/Wilkens: How the ‘Green Deal’ Can Provide the Right Incentives: A Proposal for The Design of a Fund for Public Financing of Sustainable Businesses and Real Investments, available on SSRN
Wilkens/Klein: Welche transformativen Wirkungen können nachhaltige Geldanlagen durch Verbraucherinnen und Verbraucher haben? Gutachten für den Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband (vzbv). Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband, available on VZBV
Wins/Zwergel: Comparing those who do, might and will not invest in sustainable funds: a survey among German retail fund investors. Business Research 9, 51-99, available on Springer
Von Wallis/Klein: Ethical requirement and financial interest: a literature review on socially responsible investing. Business Research 1-38, available on Springer
Zwergel/Wins/Klein: On the heterogeneity of sustainable and responsible investors. Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment 9, 282–294. DOI