The ESG issue “keywords” we expect to hear in 2022.
These days a broad range of organizations are offering lists of ESG issues—brokerage firms and mutual fund companies, pension funds and insurance firms, credit ratings agencies, the major consultancies and accountancy firms, media such as Bloomberg, FT or Reuters, organizations such as the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), as well as campaigning civil society groups. We’ve surveyed these so you don’t have to, and offer here an impressionistic view of the ESG issue “keywords” we expect to hear in 2022.
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