As 2023 begins, discourse on ESG performance and impact shows no signs of slowing down.
Check out the insights that defined 2022.
1. ‘Long way to go’ to achieving net zero despite recent progress, ESG survey finds
In this story, Fidelity International’s annual ESG Analyst survey revealed that while progress towards net zero was beginning to show signs, the journey was far from over.
The survey additionally highlighted some of the top-performing countries heading towards net zero around the globe.
Read more here.
2. Research sheds light on meaningful material impact of ESG performance
Based on a study back in June, an analytics managing director found that “ESG controversies can inflict reputational damage with significant financial and legal repercussions”.
For professionals in financial services, this was a crucial insight in 2022.
Check out the story here.
3. Strong rise in trading for ESG-related stocks and ETFs
May showcased a surge in the trading value of equities and ETFs associated with sustainability.
AUSIEX additionally revealed which demographics were the most engaged in ESG-related trading in 2022.
Find out more here.
4. Over 40 per cent of Australians don’t trust ESG claims
Research by SEC Newgate Australia revealed some intriguing perceptions of company ESG performance by Australians.
Among underlying scepticism and high expectations for some of the country’s biggest firms, take a look at the findings here.
5. Key trends driving ESG agenda in 2022 revealed
Looking back to February, this story featured insights from S&P Global as they broke down the shortcomings in corporations upping ESG drive in 2021 and what there is to look forward to through 2022.
Read on here.
