It's time to make ESG data sustainable

Two people can look at the same thing and conclude differently. We may have the same inputs but attach more significance to certain aspects than others. Maybe we apply our own values or interpret the data through the lens of a unique personal experience. Reasonable people can disagree, but in ESG investing, it's also time that we set an agreed minimum standard.  ESG factors have grown in importance to such an extent that today most investors are aware the moniker references environmental, social and governance factors. Yet the desire for simple ESG solutions has led to a divergence of so...