ESG Assessment
ESG Sustainable Investing
Environmental, Social & Governance Risk Management.
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Shared Responsibility
Integrating ESG risk into a risk management framework for a more positive future
Step One.
Define Risk
Create your Risk Appetite statement and assign a guiding score to streamline decision-making. Incorporate ISO 14001:2015 standards to accurately define environmental risks and set compliant goals
Sustainable Development Goals
Set SMART SDG Goals you want to achieve and compare these with other areas of the risk mitigation solution. All of which help show businesses are serious about measuring, managing and communicating their SDG activities.
Step Two.
Calculate your Inherent Risk
Understand which attributes of each ESG factor poses the highest risk and on the contrary adds potential value to your Investment. The outcome of this can be used to guide the level and terms of investment for underwriters. It also helps highlight to shareholders what risks need controls to make an intolerable risk feasible or what controls can make an investment more lucrative.
Step Three.
Identify & Analyse Controls
Identify Controls on highlighted Risks and Key Value Drivers. Request Documentation such policies, procedures, compliance registers
Analyse how well a Control is implemented, having a control written on paper doesn’t really help!
Remediate by Assigning New Controls for Each ESG Factor to drive additional value and reduce the overall residual Risk
Step Four.
Calculate the Residual Risk & Value
Assess your Residual Value and Residual Risk against your Risk Appetite and Sustainable Development Goals you set out in the first step
Add in contextual information on what that Residual Value or Risk means, is it a decreasing or developing factor
Set Re-Assessment reminders and invite your team for secondary views
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Managed ESG Service
Independent peer reviews & benchmarking
Our Environmental, Social & Governance risk management service provides an automated application of ESG measurement practices to the unlisted equities market. Key benefits of our ESG risk management service include ease and accuracy in ESG reporting and disclosures. Our platform, aligned with ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System (EMS) standards, ensures comprehensive management of environmental impacts. It offers a lower cost of ownership compared to hiring a similarly sized and experienced team, requires minimal training and setup, and allows for the implementation of a structured, well-refined process. Additionally, it is a completely scalable solution with forecastable pricing.
The Purpose of ESG
ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) is a risk management framework which measures the sustainability and societal impact of a company and helps determine future financial performance.
Growing Importance
Increased environmental consciousness and social change has compelled investors to think more carefully about the potential environmental and societal harms associated with a company's activities.
Opportunities to Gain
Beneficiaries and clients are calling for greater transparency about how and where their money is invested, and investors have a responsibility to understand and enforce more positive and impactful policy.
Redefined Approach
There is growing recognition that the financial sector has a pivotal role to play in meeting global targets, such as those laid out in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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