Marco Suter, Executive Vice Chairman, UBS Board of Directors carefully studied the map on the table. He showed the public commitments of major financial institutions to help reduce global warming. Obviously, UBS lagged behind its competitors. Earl was part of the report that environmental specialists and top managers at UBS have been compiled. He suggested us to take a more progressive policy on climate change. Suter was thinking about the options that the working group has caused. They ranged from stabilizing current carbon emissions of the company to complete carbon neutrality. UBS Corporate Responsibility Committee would meet early next week. Suter wonder which version it should support. "Hide
by Felix Oberholzer-Gee, Forest Reinhardt, Elizabeth A. Raabe Source: Harvard Business School 18 pages. Publication Date: 09 Feb 2007. Prod. #: 707511-PDF-ENG
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