– The conflict between the “E,” “S,” and “G” in ESG investing must be addressed.
– SustainFinance believes that the social factor (“S”) should be the highest priority in sustainability.
– Convincing companies to reduce emissions comes with financial consequences.
– Investors want returns and may be hesitant to invest in companies that prioritize sustainability over profits.
– The asset management industry faces challenges in incorporating ESG factors while maintaining performance.
– Investing in large ESG-positive companies can have negative effects on job creation and local communities.
– Companies must balance profitability in the short term with investing in sustainability for the long term.
– Stakeholders need to move away from short-term thinking and embrace longer-term relationships and expectations.
– Embracing the social aspect of ESG is crucial for achieving sustainable growth.
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