Melissa Chase

4 weeks ago | morningstar.ch | Melissa Chase

Für Anleger bedeutet ESG-Materialität die Bedeutung bestimmter ESG-Themen für die Aussichten eines Unternehmens oder einer Branche. Es handelt sich nicht um buchhalterische Wesentlichkeit, wie sie traditionell verstanden wird. Schauen wir uns das genauer an. Was ist ESG-Wesentlichkeit?

4 weeks ago | morningstar.be | Melissa Chase

Pour les investisseurs, la matérialité ESG signifie l’importance de questions ESG particulières pour les perspectives d’une entreprise ou d’un secteur. Il ne s’agit pas d’une matérialité comptable, comme on l’entend traditionnellement. Examinons cela de plus près. Qu’est-ce que la matérialité ESG ?

1 month ago | morningstar.co.uk | Melissa Chase

For investors, ESG materiality means the importance of particular ESG issues to the outlook of a company or an industry. It isn’t accounting materiality, as traditionally understood. Let’s look at this more closely. What Is ESG Materiality?

1 month ago | morningstar.com | Melissa Chase

What kinds of risks do we care about? For investors, it’s most frequently material risks, the ones that can affect a company’s financials and can make you change your mind about buying a company’s stock. Increasingly, these include environmental, social, and governance risks. While investors who care about sustainability take these ESG risks into account, conventional institutional investors and the companies they invest in have also been examining ESG risks systematically. Why?

Jun 16, 2024 | sustainalytics.com | Melissa Chase

In this article, we define environmental, social and governance (ESG) materiality and highlight what investors need to know when considering the materiality of ESG issues in their investment portfolios. Investors are increasingly noting the importance of evaluating companies’ performance on material ESG factors. Understanding and assessing companies’ risks due to ESG issues is part of a holistic strategy and can complement an overall investment policy.