Are you faced with data gaps to assess ESG risks across your portfolios? A strong approach to integrating ESG risk requires risk signals across all portfolio holdings, including smaller companies, and companies based in emerging market jurisdictions which tend to have limited or no ESG disclosure.
Leveraging the power of machine learning and advanced data analytics, Sustainalytics' ESG Risk Smart Score provides broad coverage of ESG risk signals across portfolio holdings. The ESG Risk Smart Score is an estimated score of a company's top level ESG Risk with coverage that includes:
Over 30,000 public companies
Focus on nanocap, emerging and frontier markets
Significant coverage in APAC, African and the Middle East region
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Analyzing the ESG risks associated with smaller companies can be difficult for investors. Watch this discussion to learn more about how our new ESG Risk Smart Score can help.
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