Bibliogr.

1. Ecological management and rationality; 2. Finances and pro-ecological challenge of today's market: between sensitiveness and interestedness; 3. The ecological sensitivity of companies as a factor of comparative superiority; 4. Capital market and ecology; 5. Valuation of businesses with natural resources; 6. Accounting and problems associated with the protection of natural environment; 7. The idea of sustainable development in financial institutions; 8. Environmental & social responsibility of banks; 9.The influence of environmental protection on the international financial market. World tendencies and the polish market; 10. Possibilities for a bank engagement in environmental protection; 11. A standard chart of social accounts for ecological banks; 12. Eco-rating: a supportive tool for decision making processes in banks concerning finance investments; 13. Financial service providers and the environment: a green marketing perspective; 14. Individual investors environmental protection. The international market and Poland; 15. Good money, good indices, good returns; 16. Sustainability - a concept form enhancing enterprise value; 17. History of SRI and eco-funds in Japan; 18. Can pension funds become new forces that drive sustainable development?; 19. the financing of environmental protection in Poland during the transformation period; 20. Financing environmental protection from public sources; 21. The financing of pro-ecological investments in Poland; 22. The problems of the functioning of environmental funds in Poland; 23. The "polluter pays" principle and the polish environmental funds system; 24. The pro-ecological reorientation of polish banks in the light the United Nations declaration : "banking and environmental"; 25. Bank Ochrony Środowiska S.A. as an element of an integrated financing system of Poland's natural environmental