How a Top Credit Union Analyzed Its ESG Gaps and Set Its Sights on Leading in ESG
First West Credit Union (First West) is a financial co-operative based in British Columbia, Canada and the fifth largest credit union in the country. First West committed to providing financial solutions to its members through the lens of “triple-line profit capability” - balancing profitability with doing what’s right for its members and what’s right for its community teams. Download this Customer’s Story to learn more.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sustainalytics’ ESG Solutions
We wanted to share some of the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) we’ve received from credit unions like yours about our research methodology, how the ESG Risk Rating is calculated, and our company feedback process. We hope these help you understand our ESG Risk Ratings. Have a look and see for yourself:
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