ESG Abbreviations
ESG Abbreviations
ESG Definition
ESG Definition
Origin and Development of Diversity Equity and Inclusion
DEI (Diversity Equity and Inclusion) is an important concept of ESG at the social level, which is usually applicable to companies and organizations implementing ESG strategy. The three elements of DEI are closely related to employees. Companies adopting DEI will assume more social responsibilities, gain advantages in improving creativity and work efficiency, and take the initiative in ESG development
Deep Dive on Diversity Washing in ESG
Diversity washing refers to the situation that the company’s external publicity is inconsistent with the actual performance in terms of diversity, equity, and inclusion (hereinafter referred to as DEI). Such publicity can improve the company’s ESG rating and thus obtain more
Common Terms of Green Finance and ESG (Continuous Updating)
This article briefly introduces the current common concepts of green finance and ESG to help readers understand the relevant contents of ESG regulatory policies, research statistics, knowledge and financial products in this website
Introduction to UNPRI and Responsible Investing
The United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI) was initiated by the United Nations in 2006 and participated by global financial institutions. Like the ESG proposed in 2004, the goal of UNPRI is to create an efficient and sustainable global financial system
Early Development and Long-term Value of ESG Investment
After ESG was proposed, how did the financial industry view this emerging investment concept? What was the early development of ESG? One year after ESG was proposed, the Global Compact once again held a meeting to invite representatives
Origin of ESG: Global Compact “Who Cares Wins”
ESG first appeared in 2004, the United Nations Global Compact released the report “Who Cares Wins”, which together with twenty financial institutions gave suggestions to the financial industry, hoping to better apply environment, society and
What is Global Warming Potential GWP
The Global Warming Potential (GWP) was created to solve this problem. In simple terms, GWP can be regarded as a measure of the effect of these gases on carbon dioxide (set as unit 1) in the process of global warming, that is, different gases have different GWP values. The larger the GWP
What is Impact Investing and How is it Different from ESG Investing
Impact investing refers to not only focusing on the return of capital, but also actively incorporating measurable social, environmental and other impacts into the investment process. Impact investing involves social, environmental and other