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1Financial SyStemS
I. Rodios o h Duh bkig sor
FInancIal SyStemSWordoors s
Worldconnectors the round table for people and the planet
2010
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coopho2011
Tis statement is an annex to the Worldconnectors
Yearbook 2010 ‘Facing global challenges’
Worldconnectors
NCDOPO Box 94020
1090 GA Amsterdam
www.worldconnectors.nl
Tis statement is printed on FSC paper
Printed copies: 1000
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C. public reporting
1. Each bank will report on its standards, policies and
achievements in this area in an annual Sustainability
Report that will be veried by an independent
auditor3;
2. As part o its commercial practice each bank will
expressly urge its business clients to publish anannual report on their standards, policies and
implementation o ESEG.
D. the “new” economy
1. Emerging views and concepts or a new “green and
just economy” ramework, as inter alia stated in the
recommendations o the EU study on “Te
Economics o Ecosystems and Biodiversity” (EEB:
to be published in the all o 2010) and the Stiglitz/
Sen Report, should be specically incorporated in
banking analyses and research on countries and
businesses and should also play a role in capital
market transactions, ratings and investment advice;
2. Te collaboration o banks with universities and other
“think tanks” on ESEG issues should be intensied.
E. development cooperation
1. Te Report “Less Pretension, More Ambition” by
the Dutch Governmental Scientic Advisory
Commission (WRR) could serve as a starting point
or enhanced collaboration within the Dutchnancial sector in relation to the development and
reinorcement o the nancial sector in developing
countries;
2. With regard to trade and investment, the efciency
and eectiveness o the current government
nancial mechanisms should, within the ramework
o the WRR Report’s appeal or more coherence in
both government policies and governmental
collaboration with the business and nancial
sectors, be re-evaluated and improved across the
various ministries. Tis would serve to support
sustainable international investment. Te FMO
(Netherlands Development Finance Company)
could play a key role in this process.
F. national supervision
1. Every country has the right to a banking and credit
system in which savings are guaranteed. Te
“normal” loans and investments supplied by banks
to businesses should also be secured by this
guarantee. However, it should be public knowledgethat banking activities whereby extraordinary,
non-client related risks (such as private equity and
proprietary trading) are taken, should not be
eligible or such a guarantee.
2. Te traditional role o nancial markets supervisor
exercised by the Dutch Central Bank (DNB) and
the Financial Markets Authority (AFM) should be
explicitly expanded to include ESEG issues;
3. Pillar 3 o the Basel II Framework (“market
discipline”) should explicitly reer to reporting on
ESEG issues.
G. international cooperation & supervision
1. Te Dutch government should take ar-reaching
initiatives within international bodies (such as EU,
BIS, IMF, WB, OECD, WO) to promote and eect
the ESEG issues in the banking and business sector;
2. Initiatives should also be taken to secure a much
more prominent role or the newly industrialised
countries, including China, India, Brazil, South
Arica, within such bodies.
G . i n t e r n a t i o n a l e c o ö r d i n a t i e & t o e z i c h t :
1 . N e d e r l a n d z a l v e r r e g a a n d e i n i t i a t i e v e n m o e t e n
n e m e n ( b i n n e n E U , B I S , W T O , I M F , W B e t a l ) m e t
b e t r e k k i n g t o t i n t e r n a t i o n a l e s a m e n w e r k i n g e n
t o e z i c h t o p d e o n d e r w e r p e n h i e r b o v e n b e s c h r e v e n ;
2 . d a t z e l f d e g e l d t t e n a a n z i e n v a n e e n z w a a r d e r e r o l v a n
r e l e v a n t e n i e u w e i n d u s t r i a l i s e r e n d e l a n d e n – w a a r -
o n d e r C h i n a , I n d i a , B r a z i l i ë , Z u i d - A f r i k a – b i n n e n
d e z e o r g a n i s a t i e s .
3 As reerence the indicators o the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) may be
used, including its Financial Sector Supplement.