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1. Which of the following ESG investing approaches aims to drive positive change in the way investee companies are governed and managed?

2. low risk exposure to this factor in the short run

3. For a board to be successful the most important type of diversity needed is:

4. The Sustamalytics database is most likely used for:

5. Which of the following factors is most relevant to the performance outlook of a military equipment manufacturer?

6. A discount retailer facing high employee turnover due to poor working conditions will most likely experience:

7. Which of the following challenges is most likely related to the attribution of returns to ESG factors?

8. Which of the following is an environmental megatrend that has a severe social impact?

9. According to a study of the Hermes UK Focus Fund: which of the following engagement objectives was most likely to be achieved through shareholder activism?

10. Jurisdictions are most likely to impose extraterritorial laws in relation to:

11. The triple bottom line accounting theory considers people, profit, and:

12. Which of the following social factors most likely impacts a company's external stakeholders?

13. An ESG scorecard for sovereign debt issuers has the following information:

Country 1No carbon policy and high corruption risk

Country 2High-level carbon policy and low corruption risk

Country 3Detailed carbon policy and low corruption risk

Based only on this information, the country with the lowest ESG risk is:

14. According to Mercer Consulting, which of the following asset classes has the highest availability of sustainability-themed strategies compared to its asset-class universe?

15. The Cadbury Commission proposed that:

16. Which of the following statements regarding ESG screening is most accurate?

17. Which of the following is an example of a bottom-up ESG engagement approach? An asset manager:

18. Which of the following would credit rating agencies (CRAs) most likely focus on in order to test how ESG factors affect an issuer’s ability to convert assets into cash?

19. To fall in scope of mandatory compliance with the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), companies would need to meet which of the following conditions?

Condition 1EUR40 million in net turnover

Condition 2EUR20 million in assets

Condition 3250 or more employees

20. According to the framework of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD): the formula for carbon intensity at the portfolio level weighs emissions based upon an issuer's:

21. Corporate engagement and shareholder action is the predominant investment strategy in:

22. ESG screens embedded within portfolio guidelines can be used as:

23. When accounting for a critical weakness in a company's environmental management process, an analyst using a discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation model should:

24. Which of the following is an example of collaborative engagement?

25. Which of the following UK Stewardship Code principles is not addressed in the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) Code? The principle that institutional investors should:

26. Increased investment crowding into more ESG-friendly sectors is most likely to increase:

27. A bond issued to finance construction of a solar farm is an example of a:

28. The EU Paris-Aligned Benchmarks and EU Climate Transition Benchmarks both:

29. Which of the following engagement styles is most likely closely aligned with passive investments?

30. An analyst reads the following statements about wastewater treatment plants:

Statement I: Wastewater treatment plants are capital intensive.

Statement II: Wastewater treatment plants are difficult to maintain.

Which of the following is correct?

31. For engagement strategies to deliver meaningful results in a cost-effective and time-effective manner, investors must:

32. In the investment management industry, triple bottom line accounting theory:

33. When integrating ESG analysis into the investment process, deriving correlations on how ESG factors might impact financial performance over time is an example of a:

34. Which of the following actions is best categorized as an escalation of engagement?

35. Which element of EU Taxonomy for Sustainable Activities screening is most closely associated with social factors?

36. Negative screening for ESG factors in portfolios:

37. Which of the following is one of the five main drivers of nature change described by the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)?

38. Using surface water in a business activity is best characterized as a:

39. Anti-corruption laws are a relevant governance factor for which of the following investments?

40. Corporate disclosures in line with the recommendations of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) are a regulatory requirement for companies in: