Does ESG Integration Matter? – Knowledge Check

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What significant statement did Mark Carney, the then-governor of the Bank of England, make regarding climate change?
- Climate change is primarily an issue for environmentalists, not financial regulators.
- Climate change impacts are immediate and should be the current generation's responsibility.
- Climate change is a "tragedy of the horizon," with impacts beyond the traditional focus of financial actors.
- Climate change should be ignored by financial institutions as it falls outside their scope.
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What was the traditional misconception regarding ESG considerations in fiduciary duty?
- ESG considerations are the sole responsibility of governmental organizations, not fiduciaries.
- ESG factors are integral to fiduciary duties and significantly influence financial outcomes.
- ESG considerations have no significant impact on financial outcomes and are not part of fiduciary duty.
- ESG factors should only be considered in environmental sectors, not in general investment.
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How has the regulatory landscape influenced investor consideration of ESG factors?
- Regulations have remained static since the mid-1990s, with no significant emphasis on ESG factors.
- There has been a notable rise in responsible investment regulations, especially after the 2008 financial crisis, with 48 out of the world’s 50 largest economies having policies on sustainability.
- Only a few countries have introduced minor policies related to ESG factors, with limited impact on investment decisions.
- Regulations have strictly prohibited any form of ESG consideration in investment decisions.
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How do societal challenges affect investment decisions by major entities?
- Societal challenges have no impact on investment decisions as they are solely based on financial metrics.
- Major investment entities consider societal challenges as they are closely tied to the health of the global economy and can influence large-scale migrations, affecting both the origin and destination regions.
- Societal challenges encourage investors to focus only on investments in developed countries, avoiding less affluent regions.
- Investment entities are solely focused on short-term gains and are unaffected by global societal challenges.
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What is the key principle behind responsible investment practices from the Impact and Ethics Perspective?
- Investments should focus solely on maximizing financial returns, regardless of societal impact.
- Investments should yield financial returns and also positively serve society, either by investing for positive impact or avoiding negative impact sectors.
- Responsible investment is only about avoiding investment in sectors with high environmental risks.
- Investments should prioritize ethical considerations over financial returns.
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