A risk today could become a crisis tomorrow. Boost business resilience with detailed risk scores and actionable insights on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues across hundreds of industries in the United Kingdom and Australia.
It鈥檚 hard to be an ESG expert when it affects all industries differently. Our ESG Risk Assessments show you the most prominent risks affecting hundreds of industries, so you can:
As ESG climbs higher on the priority list, businesses are looking for resources to guide their approach. Whether for your clients or your own company, industry-wide ESG guidelines can help you:
As ESG standards become more complex, so do your evaluations. Use risk scores and analysis, driven by globally recognized reporting guidelines, as a single source of truth to:
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Our ESG Risk Scores are derived from a combination of quantitative data and qualitative research. Analysts assess nearly 30 variables that are grouped into 15 main factors. Quantitative data from sources like government agencies and Transparency International, along with qualitative insights from industry associations, are incorporated into the scores. Among the 15 main factors we score, those with stringent regulations (e.g. energy efficiency, waste management, greenhouse gas emissions, etc.) may be weighted higher. For more information on sources, factors and weightings, please visit our .
Our ESG Risk Assessments can be added to any membership that includes one of the report collections listed below. You can learn more about our memberships on the or by submitting a contact form.
Our ESG Risk Assessments are available for Australian ANZSIC reports, UK SIC reports, UK Specialized reports, and Germany WZ reports (in German).
Our Australian ESG product includes a dedicated section for company analysis. The section spotlights the top ESG issues for major companies in each industry and reports on their responses. Currently, the UK and German ESG products do not include company-specific analysis.