ESG Investing

The learning outcomes related to ESG investing in Chapter 2 are: explain the history of ESG investing, explain the size and scope of ESG investing in relation to various factors, explain key market drivers of ESG integration, and explain the key drivers and challenges for ESG integration among key stakeholders.

The main focus of ESG investing is to consider environmental, social, and governance factors in investment decisions and ownership activity.

The ESG investing market has become mainstream, with a growing number of institutions integrating ESG considerations into their investment decisions.

<p>Some key market drivers of ESG integration include investor demand/intergenerational wealth transfer, regulation and policy, public awareness, and data sourcing and processing improvements.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The key stakeholders involved in ESG integration are asset owners, asset managers, fund promoters, financial services, policymakers and regulators, investees, government, civil society, and academia.</p> Signup and view all the answers