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Title:Etika v bančništvu
Authors:ID Tihole, Maja (Author)
ID Taškar Beloglavec, Sabina (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/06fe4ed8-5dbe-4c4c-9af5-c45fa865fec5
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Diploma project paper
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:Med pisanjem diplomskega projekta smo se osredotočali na pomen in problem etičnosti znotraj finančno-bančnega poslovanja. Spoznali smo pojem etike in nove informacije glede etičnega bančništva, kako deluje, kakšen je njegov pomen in kje lahko najdemo etične banke. V izhodišču se zastavlja vprašanje, ali je banka kot finančna institucija sploh lahko etična glede na odgovornost bank pri nastanku in razvoju globalne finančne krize. Načeloma lahko trdimo, da ne, saj bi morala biti torej banka, kot taka etična vselej in povsod, pri vsaki odločitvi, na vsakem koraku. Bančne prakse pred krizo pa v velikih primerih niso bile. Tu se pojavi dilema, ali lahko tem bankam ljudje oziroma skupnost sploh kdaj zaupa in pozabi na dosedanjo morebitno neetično in nemoralno prakso. Toda, kljub vsemu bančni sektor še vedno uživa veliko stopnjo zaupanja, saj etičnost bančnega delovanja ni le politika naložb v bankah in njihovih poslovnih odločitev, ampak jo lahko razumemo precej širše. Tudi v kontekstu družbene odgovornosti. Etika v bankah se tako nanaša na vključevanje skupnosti, podpiranje trajnostnih projektov, zagotavljanje štipendij, sponzoriranje kulture, športnih društev in upoštevanje okoljskih vprašanj. Skratka, družbeno odgovorne banke delujejo tudi etično. V okviru dela si zastavljamo tri hipoteze, in sicer (H1), da v slovenskem bančnem sistemu ne deluje etična banka oziroma banka, temelječa na etičnih načelih, kot jo opredeljujeta združenji FEBEA in GABV in (H2), da banke v slovenskem bančnem sistemu pojem etike uporabljajo v javno dostopnih dokumentih. V okviru druge hipoteze smo preverjali še dve podtezi: H2a – Banke v slovenskem bančnem sistemu v svojih javno dostopnih dokumentih omenijo pojem etike, H2b – Banke v slovenskem bančnem sistemu v svojih javno dostopnih dokumentih definirajo pojem etike in H2c – Banke v slovenskem bančnem sistemu imajo svoje etične kodekse. Do zastavljenih tez smo se opredelili s pomočjo javno dostopnih dokumentov, ki so nam podali točne informacije. Za boljšo predstavo smo uporabili tabelarični prikaz, ki nam je potrditev ali ovržbo tez in podtez oljašal.
Keywords:etika, etika v bankah, etične banke, etični kodeks
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[M. Tihole]
Year of publishing:2017
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-67190 New window
UDC:336.71
COBISS.SI-ID:12862492 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:OH6AFXAA
Publication date in DKUM:07.11.2017
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Language:English
Title:Ethics in banking
Abstract:The thesis focuses on the importance of ethics and its problems within financial-retail banking. We discussed the notion of ethics and new information regarding ethical banking, its operation, importance as well as where ethical banks can be found. The first part raises the question of whether a bank as a financial institution can be ethical considering the responsibility for formation and development in the recent financial crisis. Such a bank cannot be ethical as its decisions have to be ethical all the time with every decision, every step they make. Before the crisis banks weren't as ethical as they should have been. However, this also poses a dilemma as it is hard to determine whether people or the community would be able to have confidence in the bank and forget its unethical and immoral behaviour. But the banking sector still has a huge rate of trust and ethics in the banking operations. It can be understood widely than just as investment policy. We could say it is socially responsible. Ethics in banking refers to the involvement of the community and to sustainable companies. Such banks provide financing for projects and scholarships, sponsor events, promote environmental protection and, above all, wish to cooperate with ethical and moral individuals. Socially responsible banks can act ethical. In thesis we have made three hypothesis. The first one (H1) explains that Slovenian banking system does not work an ethical bank or a bank which is based on ethical principles, like FEBEA and GABV described, second hypothesis (H2) presents that the meaning of ethics is explained in publicly accessible documents. Within the second hypotesis we have added two under theses: H2a – banks in the Slovenian banking system mention the meaning of ethics in theirs publicly accesbile documents, H2b – banks in Slovenian banking system have the concept of ethics defined in publicly accesbile documents and H2c – banks in Slovenian banking system have ethical codes. Desrcibed hypothesis were defined with publicly accessible documents with specific infomations. We have used tables to help us make a decision about pledged hypotesis.
Keywords:ethics, ethics in banks, ethical banks, ethical code


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