This teaching case looks at the lack of standardisation in the methodology used to score companies

ESG ratings are used by investors and organisations to evaluate the sustainability and ethical practices of companies. They arguably play an important role in encouraging companies to focus on sustainability and responsible business methods. Yet, over the past couple of years, there has been growing regulatory, political and academic scrutiny of the process as well as significant criticism, some of which is justified but much of which is debatable. Click here to read the full article