Socially responsible investment, or ESG, has reached a record in the current crisis and the awareness of the impact of the economy on climate change has definitely taken hold, despite the fact that before 2020 it was thought to be a temporary trend. Studies such as those by US-based Morningstar indicate that investment in ESG …
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The acronyms SRI and ESG are two terms that have become firmly established in our society in recent years. SRI refers to Socially Responsible Investment, while ESG (environmental, social and governance) is the acronym that defines the criteria on which this type of investment is based.
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Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) is a type of investment that considers environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) criteria.
In the investment world, certain acronyms that characterize the properties of investment, beyond the risk-return ratio (a key factor), are gaining strength. Terms such as ESG, CSR, IRS, OMG, SASB, TCFD, etc., are already a reality for large companies.
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