The changed methodology will affect up to 73% of the entire public fund universe, including exchange-traded funds, mutual funds, index funds and actively-managed funds, MSCI ESG Research told Bloomberg on Friday. The firm, which provides ESG ratings for tens of thousandsof equity and fixed-income funds, said it will in the future only take the scores of underlying holdings into account.
The decision, which ...
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