Why governance is the most important part of ESG
CT spoke to a Fitch analyst to better understand a new tool that helps fixed income-investors understand how credit ratings could potentially be affected by ESG risk. Governance appears to be the main concern
An environment, social and governance (ESG) score is becoming less a measure of a company’s altruism and more of a guide to hard-headed investment decisions, according to a Fitch analyst that spoke to CT.
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