"Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) are three areas that measure the ethical and sustainability performance of a company or investment. Drivers for firms pursuing ESG strategies can be ethical in nature, but for publically traded companies, are more commonly designed 1) to make their stock or products more attractive to ethically-minding customers, 2) to gain leverage in achieving social license to operate, or 3) because they see direct returns through efficiency gains or human resources/social contract routes. In short, ESG factors impact the ability of firms to generate profit."
From: Natural Resources Canada. (2013, August 27). Environmental, social and corporate governance: The business of doing good. Selective Cuttings, 59.
LSEG Datastream provides the Asset 4 ESG database
Asset 4 data is accessible on dedicated Datastream computers in the:
Bloomberg covers ESG related information about a specific company as well as allows you to screen for companies meeting your specific ESG criteria.
To see ESG data regarding a specific company:
To see all ESG factors regarding a specific company:
To screen for a list of companies:
On the UBC Vancouver campus, Sauder School of Business has five Bloomberg terminals in the Wayne Deans Investment Analysis Centre (HA238) and four Bloomberg terminals in the Leith Wheeler Investment Research Lab (CLC222).
On UBC's Okanagan campus, two Bloomberg terminals are located in the EME building (see the Faculty of Management office in EME 4145 to access) and one terminal in the Library.