Understanding and comparing ESG rating methodologies

A half-day classroom to understand how your ESG Frameworks are assessed by ESG rating industry leaders.


Virtual Classroom, 15 May 2024
Delivery schedule from 2.00pm to 5.30pm CET


Background

ESG Ratings are designed to help investors understand ESG risks and opportunities and integrate ESG factors into their portfolio construction and management processes.

Long-term risk and return profile of institutional portfolios can be impacted by a number of ESG factors, from natural resource scarcity to changing governance standards, from global workforce management to the evolving regulatory landscape.

In this context, promoting globally consistent standards for assessing ESG risks and opportunities is the current challenge of regulators and ESG rating agencies, but one of the key ways to truly impact on portfolios alignment to net-zero.


Objectives and key take aways

The highlighted assessment methodologies will also help corporates identify:

 • financially material ESG risks and opportunities
 • valid sources of information to help internal advocates promote change, as well as highlighting areas of particular weakness and strength
 • focus on the most relevant changes to their ESG strategy and disclosures approach


Who should attend

The course is designed to the benefit of a diversified audience

  • IR and ESG managers
  • Risk managers
  • Board members

of listed and listing companies.


Faculty

Willem van Golstein Brouwers - Associate Director of Methodology, Corporate ESG Solutions, Morningstar Sustainalytics

Asier Molto - Head of ESG Methodology and Scores, S&P Global 

Kristina RüterManaging Director - Global Head of ESG Methodology at ISS ESG 

Chiara Chiodo - Regulatory Policy Adviso - EFAMA