ESG systematic investing without greenwashing – doing good while doing well
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The ever-rising demand for ESG has not only been driving the need for standards and regulations, but also the need for consistency on ESG ratings. Investors are especially concerned that rather than accurately measuring a company’s reputational risk implied by its business conduct, the inconsistent ESG ratings between ESG data providers lead to greenwashing – either because firms can select the best score offered by various providers, or because the company itself provides self-disclosures that mask risk.
RepRisk builds its daily ESG research and signals exclusively on the actual ESG behaviour of a company as reported by more than 100,000 public sources.