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>“For any element of an ESG score, whether it’s the E, S, or G, disclosure is hugely important,” Ray McConville, an S&P spokesman, told Barron’s via email. “If
by ryzvonusef 4y ago
>“For any element of an ESG score, whether it’s the E, S, or G, disclosure is hugely important,” Ray McConville, an S&P spokesman, told Barron’s via email. “If there isn’t a lot of information available, whether its publicly available information or information provided in our Corporate Sustainability Assessment survey, then that would negatively impact a score. So in the case of Tesla and others, the issue is partly a lack of disclosure.”
>One thing that might help Tesla is public relations. Tesla doesn’t have an active PR effort.
- robswc 4y agoThis just demonstrates how silly ESG really is. Could really care less if a company has an active PR effort. Who even says that's a good thing? Can't count the number of tone deaf press releases that just make the company look stupid.