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ESG-Investing Exam Dumps - Certificate in ESG Investing

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Question # 129

The key objective of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises is:

A.

Remedying business-related human rights abuses

B.

Minimizing the impact of social factors on investments

C.

Requiring investors to take responsibility for the adverse impacts their investments have on society

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Question # 130

The LEAP assessment framework developed by the Taskforce on Nature-Related Financial Disclosure (TNFD) stands for:

A.

learn, engage, adapt, protect.

B.

locate, evaluate, assess, prepare.

C.

listen, estimate, advocate, preserve.

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Question # 131

Flooding, droughts, and storms are examples of severe weather events arising from:

A.

Physical risk only

B.

Transition risk only

C.

Both physical risk and transition risk

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Question # 132

A mature company has launched a product that reduces customers' electricity usage. This should be incorporated into the company’s discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis by increasing its:

A.

cost of capital.

B.

revenue projections.

C.

required rate of return.

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Question # 133

Primary data sources for ESG data include:

A.

ESG rating firms.

B.

surveys of company managers.

C.

assessments made by non-governmental organizations.

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Question # 134

Which of the following is best described as a form of engagement that requires institutions to have a formal agreement with concrete objectives and agreed steps?

A.

Concert party

B.

Soliciting support

C.

Collaborative campaigns

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Question # 135

The rules that can be used to construct ESG exchange-traded funds (ETFs) include:

A.

Thematic investing, only

B.

Tilting weightings based on ESG scores, only

C.

Both thematic investing and tilting weightings based on ESG scores

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Question # 136

An advantage of the carbon footprinting approach to environmental risk analysis is that it allows for:

A.

comparisons to global benchmarks.

B.

measuring and valuing nature's role in decision-making.

C.

measuring potential investment risks related to the physical impacts of climate change.

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