Evaluating the Importance of ESG Criteria: A Multicriteria Approach

Marianna Eskantar (), Amal Aouadi (), Karima Bouaiss, Constantin Zopounidis and Michalis Doumpos
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Marianna Eskantar: Technical University of Crete
Amal Aouadi: University of Lille
Karima Bouaiss: University School of Management
Constantin Zopounidis: Technical University of Crete
Michalis Doumpos: Technical University of Crete

A chapter in Operational Research Methods in Business, Finance and Economics, 2023, pp 129-146 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract ESG criteria are considered an important topic that all businesses worldwide should consider. Businesses should be able to publish this kind of information so that you can consider its viability in matters concerning the three pillars. The big question that arises is whether all companies regardless of the sector or country they belong to should publish the same ESG indicators. Ιn this work, the ESG criteria were examined over time, dividing the period 2007–2019 into three equal periods, for each pillar separately, for 39 countries worldwide (developed and developing) and 16 industries.

Keywords: Sustainable finance; Environmental performance; Social impact; Corporate governance; Multicriteria analysis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-31241-0_7

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