In today’s business climate, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance is increasingly tied to financial success and long-term viability. A recent analysis indicates that companies with strong ESG practices often experience higher total shareholder returns and increased revenue. A meta-study by NYU Stern, reviewing over 1,000 studies from 2015–2020, found that 58% of corporate studies reported a positive link between ESG performance and financial outcomes (e.g., ROE (Return on Equity), ROA (Return on Assets), stock price), while only 8% showed a negative relationship.
Read more: https://neoimpact.com/blog/esg-data-governance/
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