ESG Benchmarking & Screening

Company benchmarking is a process of comparing and measuring a company’s performance, practices, and metrics against those of its peers or industry standards.

The goal of benchmarking is to gain insights into how a company is performing relative to its competitors or industry best practices.

This type of peer analysis helps companies identify areas of improvement, set goals, and make informed decisions to enhance their performance and competitiveness.

In the broadest sense, exclusionary screening removes companies and/or sectors from an investment portfolio that contradict a client’s social or moral values.

Exclusions typically involve the makers of controversial weapons such as cluster bombs or nuclear warheads and those making indisputably harmful products such as tobacco and firearms, along with companies engaged in human rights abuses such as child labor.

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