Research challenges traditional investment approaches to ESG scoring

April 28, 2016 | Margie Lindsay
Tags: corporate governance, environmental, equities, European Centre for Corporate Engagement (ECCE), ING, Maastricht University, NN Investment Partners (NN IP), performance, portfolio allocation, social and governance (ESG), Sustainalytics

The study challenged the idea that absolute ESG scores are a good indication of what to expect from a company in terms of investment performance.

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