In search of greenium
Although highly idealized as a concept, new research investigates whether investors are willing to trade off wealth for societal benefits.
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ESG data
On Greenwashing and the New EU Regulations
A typical example of corporate greenwashing would be, for instance, a global oil and gas company publishing a 450-page-long ESG report on its outstanding sustainability initiatives.
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Why Are Billions of Dollars Contingent on ESG?
ESG ratings can heavily influence investor’s choices and favour some companies over others which can result in shifting billions of dollars between these companies. It is therefore important to ask the following question: are there differences between the same grade ratings?
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Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen: Why Do ESG Scores Differ So Much?
Clearly, different ESG scores create confusion. What should investors make of it?
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