Abstract

The article considers theoretical and practical aspects of investments’ implementation at enterprises inclusive of the account the socio-economic effects arising from this. It is proved that side by side with the positive results investments can make negative impact on the surrounding community, which will require additional costs on reduction and neutralization. Thus, the need arises while calculating the cost indices of the company also take into account the indicators of "social value". The aim of the work is to analyze the world experience of forming investment strategies for business development based on the application of a cost approach with the principles of socially responsible investment. The research used methods of scientific abstraction, comparative and systematic analysis and synthesis, systematization and logical generalization. Provision of the combination of the interests of investors and society is possible by the use of the concept of "values-based investing" (VBI). It is the investment, which is based on the cost approach and consists in the selection of investments that provide the greatest increase in total cost, that is, not only to create value for the enterprise, but also to make the social value in the form of positive environmental, social and economic effects. Thus, it is a socially-responsible investment, the orientation of which is becoming more widespread in the world. The paper provides classification of areas of socially responsible investment, which includes investment by criteria of the social, ecological areas, the corporate management, the integrating multiple criteria for choosing investments. It is characterized the main types of strategies that can be implemented by enterprise within the limits of value-oriented investing and analyzed the global dynamics and structure of investment choices of socially-responsible investing. The analysis showed that in recent years the most dynamic investment strategy spread with maximum consideration of ESG factors, involving the formation of an investment portfolio based on a systematic combination of traditional financial analysis with assessment of environmental, social and governance impacts.

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