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Customer LoginsAs we enter the global recovery post-crisis, global governments and businesses are under pressure to promote a sustainable recovery which addresses ESG and sustainability issues.
In a recent in-depth IHS Markit research paper we argue that any sustainable, "green recovery" can only happen with an acceleration of ESG, one where we believe that capital markets and society will be the driving force.
ESG impacts pre-crisis and post crisis were collated across the following IHS Markit business units: Economic, Country and Risk; Maritime and trade; Agriculture, Energy, Agriculture, Automotive and Finance.
Post crisis, we expect to see a significant re-set of ESG expectations across the following areas: products, technology, new business models, supply chain, the role of government, and the role of the investor. In the paper, we identify specific ESG impacts within these areas and across IHS Markit business units and we explore them in the context of sustainable finance and mandatory and voluntary responsible business frameworks.
The acceleration of ESG through the crisis is the impetus to stimulate the capital markets to drive back with a sustainable recovery. The challenge for investors is to understand ESG externalities and effectively factor them into share price valuation bringing fair resource allocation that serves society.
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This article was published by S&P Global Market Intelligence and not by S&P Global Ratings, which is a separately managed division of S&P Global.
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