SDG-Kennzahlen: Nur eine gut?
SDG-Kennzahlen: Hier werden Nachhaltigkeits-Rangfolgen von Wertpapier-Indizes mit sechs Nachhaltigkeitskennzahlen gebildet, davon fünf SDG-Kennzahlen. Die Rangfolgen unterscheiden sich teilweise stark. Eine SDG-Kennzahl wird als besonders attraktiv eingeschätzt.
Quant ESG: Researchpost 221
Quant ESG: 11x new research on costly pollution, electric vehicles, steel, costly policy uncertainty, green/brown split, quantitative ESG, brown mortgage costs, diversification, bitcoin and financial AI
Best-in-Universe und Best-in-Class ESG-Scores: Große Unterschiede
Basierend auf denselben Basisdaten können sehr unterschiedliche ESG-Scores berechnet werden. In der Praxis finden sich häufig relativ anspruchslose Best-in-Class-Ansätze. Mit einem Best-in-Universe-Ansatz lassen sich Nachhaltigkeitsunterschiede aber oft viel besser erkennen. SDG-Umsätze differenzieren nachhaltige Investments sogar noch stärker.
Green impact? Researchpost 205
9x new research on the end of oil, biodiversity stress and neighbor risks, high greenwashing costs, bad climate solution returns, green patent disappointments, venture impact and there is no passive investing
Wrong ESG compensation? Researchpost 196
10x new research on financial analysts and climate topics, ESG compensation governance deficits, ESG compensation outcome deficits, costly custom indices, unattractive private capital investments, gender-typical investment problems, and AI for retirement planning
Green salt: Researchpost 187
10x new research on green salt, digital aid, ESG risks, ESG ratings, direct ESG indexing, environmental engagement, green regulation, stock return dispersion and equal weigthing
SDG performance: Researchpost 168
SDG Performance: 14x new research on CEO pay, greenwashing, greenium, ESG risk, regulation, audits, ungreen ETFs, SDG scores and performance, voting, circular risk, non-normality and mutual funds
Biodiversity diversion: Researchpost 165
Biodiversity diversion: 14x new research on donations, brown indices, ESG ETFs, ESG investing fees, greenwashing, labeled bonds, climate engagement, framing, female finance, and risk measurement
Sustainable investment = radically different?
A lower asset class diversification, more illiquid investments for large investors, more project finance, more active rather than passive mandates, significantly higher concentration within investment segments and different risk management with additional metrics and significantly less benchmark orientation.