Certified Environmental Social and Governance Analyst (CESGA) EFFAS Practice Test

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Which of the following does NOT correspond to a classification of ESG strategies?

  1. GRI

  2. Eurosif

  3. EFAMA

  4. PRI

The correct answer is: GRI

The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is primarily focused on developing and disseminating sustainability reporting standards. It provides a framework for organizations to report on their environmental, social, and governance performance in a consistent and transparent manner. While GRI is crucial in the context of ESG reporting, it does not classify or categorize ESG investment strategies. In contrast, the other entities mentioned—Eurosif, EFAMA, and PRI—are directly linked to the classification or promotion of ESG strategies. Eurosif (European Sustainable Investment Forum) is known for advancing sustainable and responsible investment across Europe, providing research and best practices for investment strategies. EFAMA (European Fund and Asset Management Association) supports the asset management industry, including those focusing on ESG strategies, by promoting effective regulatory frameworks and transparency. The Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) is a prominent organization that encourages responsible investment practices and provides a framework for asset owners and investment managers to incorporate ESG factors into investment decision-making. Therefore, GRI stands apart from these classifications and categorizations of ESG strategies, making it the correct choice for the option that does not correspond to an ESG strategy classification.

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