ESG Metrics Reshaping Capitalism George Serafeim Jody Grewal 2016
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“ESG is all the rage right now. And this year’s Global Sustainable Investment Analysis (GSIA) from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has yet another chapter on ESG. The GSIA provides detailed insights into the emergence of the ‘ESG’ or environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metric landscape in investing. The chapter is titled “Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Metrics Reshaping Capitalism”. To put this into perspective, BCG has
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“I am a longtime fan of the author. Based on a paper I wrote a few years ago, I was invited to present at the 2016 World Economic Forum in Davos. “The topic was “Transformative Capabilities for Growth” and it concerned me. In my paper I argued that we need not just growth at all costs. Growth for growth’s sake is not enough. We need transformation. I am happy to say that what I learned in Davos inspired me to take a deeper look at ESG (Environmental, Social
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I once read a passage where the author explained that capitalism inevitably changes over time in response to economic and social trends. Capitalism is like a forest: a complex ecosystem that constantly adapts to changes in the environment, with different species emerging and fading away over time. There are some factors that are inevitable: the growth of capitalism, technological advancement, and economic efficiency, among others. On the other hand, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) metrics represent an unnatural evolution of capitalism.
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160 words only from personal experience and honest opinion The financial services industry has been witnessing its metamorphosis from “traditional” banks to “fintech” ones with a focus on digital innovation, new products and services, and greater customer engagement. One of the most significant shifts occurred in 2016, where the focus shifted towards the emerging market of “Environmental, Social, and Governance” (ESG). These metrics have become an integral part of business decision-making and led to an all-round reshaping
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The world’s biggest investors in 2020 are investing less in equities, a reflection of their growing concern about the “flawed” economics of shareholder value. Based on the passage above, What is the author’s argument about the shifting trend in the capitalist world’s investment strategies towards incorporating sustainability, ESG metrics, and environmental concerns?
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“Investing for the greater good: ESG Metrics Shaping Capitalism” “Green and sustainable investing” has been the buzzword of the financial industry for quite some time now, especially after the UN Climate Summit COP21, Paris, France. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Metrics are changing the way companies measure, disclose, and communicate their performance across a wide range of investment decisions. find here The term “ESG” originated from the European sustainable growth market’s