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EU ESG Ratings Regulation: Enhancing Transparency Regulatory Update
The EU ESG Ratings Regulation marks a significant step towards greater transparency, governance, and accountability across the ESG ratings industry. Inrate welcomes this development and is actively progressing its recognition process with ESMA. Learn more about what the regulation means for ESG rating providers and how Inrate is preparing to meet the new requirements.
ESG Sovereign Ratings and World Cup Performance: An Unsurprising Positive Relationship?
Can sustainability performance help explain sporting success? In this thought-provoking analysis, Aymen explores the relationship between Inrate's Sovereign ESG Ratings and historical FIFA World Cup performance. The findings suggest that countries with stronger ESG fundamentals tend to perform better on the world stage, highlighting the broader societal and institutional foundations that support long-term success.
Passive ESG Investing & Third-Party Data Governance
As passive ESG strategies continue to attract significant inflows across Europe, questions around the governance and oversight of third-party ESG data are becoming increasingly important. This article examines why investors should pay closer attention to the providers behind ESG indices and ratings, and why transparency, methodology, and accountability matter more than ever in a rapidly growing passive investment landscape.
Which Swiss companies generate the strongest positive revenue contribution to the UN Sustainable Development Goals?
Our latest report analyses constituents of the Swiss Performance Index (SPI) and identifies the 30 companies with the highest positive SDG impact based on actual business activities and revenue streams. The report provides rankings, methodology insights and company-level observations across key sectors.