ESG Ratings.
ESG ratings drive perceptions of brand, risk and value.
As such they
affect your investment performance, your ability to gather assets and
your approach to hold assets between generations.
What are the ratings?
Telemet sustainability metrics are aggregate data thus providing a
consensus of sustainability vendor's scores. As such you are assured
of a fairer representation of these data, since they are not sourced from
just one vendor.
In business and investor worlds, sustainability is viewed and measured in
distinct categories: environmental, social (community and employees),
and governance.
Environmental disclosures include greenhouse gas emissions, water
usage, waste disposal. Community disclosures include community
development, human rights and product issues. Employee disclosures
include compensation and benefits, diversity and labor rights and health,
safety and training. Governance disclosures include ethics, board
diversity and composition, shareholder rights and transparency and
reporting.
Business Intelligence.
ESG scores drive corporate, investor and consumer
decisions. Professional advisors and analysts use
these data to prioritize investments, reduce risk and
create investment strategies that incorporate ESG
values.
For each company, Telemet offers an overall score
and ranking of ESG and individual scores for
environment, social (community and employee),
and governance. These scores can be screened
and searched.
Drill down for in-depth company analysis.
In addition to these scores, drill-down and see a
detailed report on the company, such as the one
illustrated above. Create Strategies which incorporate metrics.
Incorporating ESG scores into a focus list illustrates
sensitivity to ESG issues, reduces risk and promotes
client retention across generations.
