The “ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) – Top Trends by Sector – Thematic Research” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.

The report is useful to Senior executives across all industries, particularly those in need of a framework to understand ESG trends across their business and understand risk mitigating actions that can improve their ESG performance. Anyone interested in learning more about ESG.

Sustainability used to be just about saving the planet. Today it has morphed into an umbrella term for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. Citizens, governments, regulators, and the media are turning the spotlight on corporations and demanding action. Social inequality, corruption, tax avoidance, and a lack of action on climate change are all issues that companies must now address head-on, in full public view.

ESG is the number one theme facing most companies today. Over the next couple of years, its importance will only grow. Companies that embrace all three elements of ESG will outperform their peers. CEOs that are too slow to improve their company’s approach to ESG will see an exodus of customers and a drop in profits far sooner than they ever imagined.

The reluctance of many CEOs to fully engage with ESG can be attributed to the age-old view that it will hurt profits. However, our research suggests the opposite.

Scope

• It discusses The publisher’s ESG framework and our ESG action feedback loop, alongside ESG-related survey results, an ESG timeline, and The publisher’s thematic sector scorecards.
• It provides a comprehensive ESG analysis for 16 sectors, including Aerospace, Defense & Security, Automotive, Construction, Consumer Goods, Financial Services, Foodservice, Healthcare, Insurance, Mining, Oil & Gas, Packaging, Power, Retail & Apparel, Sport, Technology, Media & Telecoms, and Travel & Tourism.

Reasons to Buy

• Over the coming decade, ESG will transform the way that business is conducted. Customers, voters, and politicians will demand greater action is taken on environmental, social, and governance issues. Companies that take ESG seriously now will be better placed to succeed in the future.
• This reports sets out The publisher’s ESG framework, which CEOs can use to identify their ESG risks and understand mitigating actions.
• It covers the impact of ESG on 16 sectors and provides ideas on how to improve your ESG performance as well as gain competitor intelligence on what your peers are doing.

Companies Featured:

• AB InBev
• Acciona
• Accor
• AECOM
• AIA
• Air France-KLM
• Airbus
• All England Lawn Tennis Club
• Allianz
• Alphabet
• Amazon
• Amcor
• Anglo American
• Apple
• Aptar
• Atos
• Auchan
• Aviva
• AXA
• BAE Systems
• Balfour Beatty
• Ball Corp
• Barrick
• BHP
• BlackRock
• BMW
• Boeing
• Boliden
• Bosch
• BP
• BrewDog
• British American Tobacco
• Capgemini
• Carrefour
• Chevron
• Chipotle
• Citigroup
• Compass
• Crown
• CVS Health
• Daimler
• Danone
• Delta Air Lines
• Denso
• Diageo
• Dm-drogerie Markt
• EDEKA
• EDF
• Eli Lilly
• Enel
• Eni
• Equinor
• Extreme E
• ExxonMobil
• Facebook
• FEI
• Ferrovial
• Food Lion
• Ford
• Fortescue Metals Group
• Fortescue Metals Group
• GAP
• General Dynamics
• GlaxoSmithKline
• Goldman Sachs
• HCA Healthcare
• Home Depot
• Honda
• Iberdrola
• ING
• Intelligent Label Solutions
• Intrepid Travel
• Leidos
• Lemonade
• Lendlease
• Lockheed Martin
• L’Oreal
• Maire Tecnimott
• Marriott International
• Marsh McLennan
• McDermott
• Microsoft
• Molson Coors
• Multiplex
• National Grid
• Navy Federal Credit Union
• NBA
• NBA
• Nestle
• Newcrest
• Newmont
• NextEra
• Nissan
• Northrop Grumman
• NRG
• O-I Glass
• Orsted
• PepsiCo
• Philip Morris
• Philips
• Ping An
• Polymetal
• Puma
• Raytheon
• REWE
• Roche
• Rolls Royce
• Root Insurance
• Royal BAM
• Royal Schiphol Group
• Saipem
• Seven and I Holdings
• Shell
• Siemens
• Skanska
• Smurfit Kappa
• SpaceX
• Starbucks
• Starbucks
• Stellantis
• Stragbag
• Suncorp
• Swiss Re
• Tandem
• Technicas Reunidas
• Tesla
• Tetra Pak
• The Walt Disney Company
• ThermoFisher
• Too Good To Go
• Triodos
• Unilever
• UnitedHealth Group
• UPM-Kymmene
• USAA
• Valeo
• Vestas
• Volkswagen
• Volvo Ocean Race
• Women in Football
• Woolworths
• Yum! Brands
• Zurich

For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/if00wo

Source: Business Wire