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This document appears to be page 33 of a larger financial report produced to the House Oversight Committee (Bates stamp HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026713). It contains three statistical figures (Fig 22, 23, and 24) analyzing the adoption of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors by sovereign investors. The data covers adoption rates, screen usage percentages, and the importance rating of specific ESG issues like climate change and human rights.
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Fig 22. Sovereign adoption of ESG factors (% citations)
West (ex-US)
91
Rest of world
32
91
Rest of world
32
Sample is based on sovereign investors and excludes central banks.
Sample: West (ex-US)=11, Rest of world=44.
Sample: West (ex-US)=11, Rest of world=44.
Fig 23. ESG screen usage (% citations, ESG users)
Security negative screen
45
Manager negative screen
32
Manager positive screen
23
Security positive screen
18
45
Manager negative screen
32
Manager positive screen
23
Security positive screen
18
Sample is based on sovereign investors and excludes central banks. Multiple responses.
Sample=22.
Sample=22.
Fig 24. ESG issue importance (ESG users)
Environmental factor
Social factor
Governance factor
Social factor
Governance factor
7.9 Climate change
7.8 Sustainability
7.2 Financial disclosure
7.2 Energy resources
6.9 Human rights
6.9 Executive remuneration
6.4 Diversity
5.8 Water scarcity
7.8 Sustainability
7.2 Financial disclosure
7.2 Energy resources
6.9 Human rights
6.9 Executive remuneration
6.4 Diversity
5.8 Water scarcity
Sample is based on sovereign investors and excludes central banks. Rating on a scale from 1 to 10 where 10 is the most important. Rating scored as of Q1 of the given year.
Sample=22.
Sample=22.
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