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This thesis investigates the impact of supply chain disruptions (SCDs) related to biodiversity
and human rights scandals on corporate stock performance through an event study analysis of
20 events across various industries. Results indicate significant negative market reactions,
particularly in the energy, utilities, and fashion retail sectors. Larger firms with higher ESG
scores showed more resilience, while companies in regions with stringent regulations faced
stronger market repercussions. The findings emphasize the critical importance of robust ESG
practices and proactive risk management in mitigating adverse stock price effects, contributing
valuable insights for both academia and industry practitioners.
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Biodiversity Human rights Scandals Corporate stock performance Study analysis
