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ESG and Sustainable Investing Basics

Environmental, social, and governance investing criteria and sustainable investment strategy concepts.

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What does ESG stand for?
Show answerEnvironmental, Social, Governance
What is ESG investing?
Show answerAn investment approach that evaluates companies based on environmental, social, and governance factors alongside financial metrics
What does the E represent in ESG?
Show answerEnvironmental factors such as climate change, resource depletion, and pollution
What does the S represent in ESG?
Show answerSocial factors such as labor practices, human rights, community relations, and diversity
What does the G represent in ESG?
Show answerGovernance factors such as board composition, executive compensation, and shareholder rights
What is sustainable investing?
Show answerAn investment approach that seeks to generate financial returns while creating positive environmental or social impact
What is negative screening in ESG investing?
Show answerExcluding companies or industries that fail to meet ESG standards from an investment portfolio
What is positive screening in ESG investing?
Show answerActively selecting and investing in companies with strong ESG performance and practices
What is a carbon footprint in ESG?
Show answerThe total greenhouse gas emissions produced by a company's operations and supply chain
What is greenwashing?
Show answerMaking false or exaggerated claims about environmental benefits to appear more sustainable than warranted
What is impact investing?
Show answerAn investment strategy that intentionally seeks measurable positive social or environmental outcomes alongside financial returns
What does ESG materiality mean?
Show answerIdentifying which ESG issues are most relevant and impactful to a company's business model and financial performance
What are shareholder rights in governance?
Show answerLegal entitlements of shareholders to vote on company decisions, access information, and hold management accountable
What is board diversity in ESG governance?
Show answerThe composition of a company's board of directors in terms of gender, ethnicity, age, and professional background
What is executive compensation in ESG?
Show answerThe salary, bonuses, benefits, and incentives paid to company executives, evaluated for fairness and alignment with performance

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