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- What: The paper discusses how Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) integration may optimise corporate financial performance and climate-related risks and opportunities considering the mounting problem of climate change. According to Friede et_al vote counting and metaanalysis of the data, about 90% of the studies found a non-negative correlation between ESG and Corporate Financial Performance (CFP), and more than 50% of the studies showed that good ESG performance could drive better corporate financial performance.[13]
- Who: Xingyu, Yang and Yunan, Shi from the Faculty of Business, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, China have published the . . .
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