ESG Quiz

What is the origin of ESG?

• It originated from a United Nations initiative to integrate social, environmental, and governance factors into financial markets

• It was created by large companies as a marketing strategy

• It started with environmental advocacy movements

• It began as a government regulation for publicly traded companies

What does the acronym ESG stand for?

• Environmental, Social, and Globalization

• Environmental, Sustainable, and Governance

• Equity, Sustainability, and Governance

• Environment, Social, and Governance

What is the importance of ESG for companies?

• To improve only public image

• To increase market value and attract investors by mitigating risks and creating long-term value

• To reduce operating costs in the short term

• To expand into new international markets

Why did the financial market start considering companies' intangible aspects beyond financial results?

• To meet growing investor demand for sustainability and social responsibility

• To improve marketing practices

• Because intangible assets became mandatory in financial statements

• To reduce operating costs

Why is the ESG agenda considered a “no-turning-back” agenda?

• Because it’s a temporary market trend

• Because it only reduces operating costs

• Because it addresses growing demands for responsible practices and regulatory pressure

• Because it focuses solely on financial results

What is an example of “greenwashing”?

• Reducing carbon emissions in operations

• Exaggerating sustainable practices to attract consumers

• Implementing governance practices for transparency

• Engaging the community in social actions

Why is the Environmental pillar considered a priority in ESG?

• Because it is easier to implement

• • Because it has an immediate impact

• Because it is the cheapest to control

• Because it is related to the survival of the planet and business