A suite of tools to help institutional investors benchmark, measure and manage portfolio exposure to climate risk and identify low carbon investment opportunities.

Holding long term investments requires understanding, identifying and managing financial risks and opportunities. Long term investors must regularly and rigorously assess the resilience of their asset allocation, portfolio construction and risk management decision-making processes.

The ESG and Climate Guide for Advisers by MSCI ESG Research explains key sustainable investing concepts from the difference between ESG and impact investing.

Explore the Implied Temperature Rise, Decarbonization Targets, MSCI ESG Rating and Key ESG Issues of over 2,900 companies.

MSCI Factor ESG Target Indexes are designed to represent the performance of a strategy that seeks systematic integration of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) into Factor Investing. They help provide a set of Factor Indexes that aim to be more “ESG-aware”. Discover more now

We've seen three common motivations among investors for using ESG in their portfolios. Incorporating personal values. ESG Integration. Making a positive impact.

Rumi Mahmood, Senior Associate at MSCI, discusses what’s driving this change, emerging regional patterns, ESG performance and key things to consider in ESG fund selection.

The MSCI Choice ESG Screened Indexes are free float-adjusted market capitalization weighted indexes that are designed to reflect the performance of companies that have above average ESG ratings relative to their sector peers.

We explore the drivers and challenges behind the growth of ETFs that combine factors and ESG.

What are ESG ratings for? A decade ago, only a handful of investors understood and used them.