Sustainability is becoming an ever-more important aspect of investment decisions, with environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) topics challenging financial metrics in terms of issuer priorities. As a result, ESG compliance, both with regulations and ethical expectations of shareholders, is key to a successful future.

This assessment helps an organization to understand and evaluate its ESG strategy and framework.

E is for Environmental - How a company use energy and manage their environmental impact have far-reaching consequences on society and the planet.

S is for Social - How a company fosters its people and culture will have ripple effects on the broader community.

G is for Governance - How a company ensuring transparency, industry best practices and dialogue with the regulators; ensuring the internal systems of control, procedures with govern and make effective decision within the internal organization.