CEFS Unit 2 - Topic 8

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Ethics & Sustainability

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Ethics Definition
Moral principles that govern a personā€™s behaviour or the conducting of any activity
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Features of information and advice
* Accurate
* Up to date
* Transparent
* Timely
* Sufficient but not too complex
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Factors that influence financial choices
* Original want or aspiration
* Feasibility of access to a financial product to fulfil the want or aspiration
* Information sources
* Personality
* Price and product features
* Reputation of the provider
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Role of the FCA
Protect customers, enhance the integrity of the financial system and promote effective competition
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Role of the PRA
Promote safety of firms and protect policy holders
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Six ā€˜Treating customers fairlyā€™ outcomes
* Fair treatment of customers


* Products are designed to meet the needs of identified customer groups
* Consumers are provided with clear information before, during and after sale
* Advice is suitable
* Products and services perform as provider has led them to expect
* Consumers do not face unreasonable after-sales barriers to change product, switch provider, submit a claim or make a complaint.
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Executive Pay definition
Top directors in large banks receive large salaries and performance-related bonuses
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What is the cap that the EU has put on executive pay?
One years salary (two years salary if there is explicit approval from shareholders)
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Corporate social responsibility is also known asā€¦
Citizenship or Sustainable responsible business
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Corporate Social Responsibility definition
Any action or project in which a company goes beyond the interests of its shareholders and top management in order to benefit other stakeholder groups
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Criticisms of corporate social responsibility
āŒCan be seen as window-dressing

āŒCovers up other less ethical policies
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Ethical Investments definition
Those made in companies that make into account the wider impact of their activities on society and the environment
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Sustainable Development definition
Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
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Three ways that sustainability can be approached
* Economic development
* Social Equity
* Environmental Protection
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Environmental Sustainability objective
Reducing negative human impact on the earthā€™s ecosystem
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Economic Sustainability objective
Reducing undesirable consequences of economic activity by maintaining consumption on a sustainable level rather than trying to achieve continual growth
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Social Sustainability objective
Creating communities that foster well-being, peace, security and justice for the people who live in them
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Role of the Ethical Investment Association
Give support to financial advisers who want to promote ethical investments
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What are affinity accounts?
An account linked to a particular charity or good cause
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Two main rules of Sharia Law
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Features of Permissible or Halal investments