The ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) represents the social responsibility (environment, society, and corporate governance) of business companies. In recent years, the discourse on the question of the social responsibility of business companies has reached a peak. Various initiatives have called for the business sector to be guided not only by the profit-making of companies and their shareholders, but also by the broader context in which they operate, and to take into account, alongside and within their business considerations, the interests of stakeholders involved in their activities. The issue therefore currently presents companies, boards of directors and officers, investors and regulators with very significant dilemmas and challenges on four main levels: managerial – business, financial – investor returns, legal – investor welfare and board of directors’ responsibilities, and reporting – the question of the obligation to disclose and its essence. The question hovering over All of the above levels concern the effects of non-financial components (corporate governance, society and climate risks) on the forecast of the financial result, in light of the fact that there is not yet a financial model that shows the above relationship. For this purpose, it will be necessary to establish data and information – so that in the future it will be possible to assess their implications on the financial data.
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