Sustainalytics ESG Rating Support
Navigate the Sustainalytics ESG Scoring Methodology with our expert guidance. Understand your risk exposure and improve your ESG rating today.
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Navigate the Sustainalytics ESG Scoring Methodology with our expert guidance.
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What is Sustainalytics ESG Rating?
Sustainalytics, a Morningstar company, is one of the world’s most recognized ESG risk rating agencies. With a strong global presence and widely adopted methodology, Sustainalytics ESG Ratings are used by investors, financial institutions, and corporates to assess ESG risk exposure, manage non-financial risks, and guide sustainable investing.
At Growlity, we provide end-to-end consulting and hands-on support to help you understand your Sustainalytics ESG risk rating, interpret your score, align with its methodology, and implement strategies to improve it.
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Sustainalytics ESG Rating
- Exposure to ESG risks (based on industry and company-specific factors)
- Management of those risks (based on policies, programs, and performance)
Sustainalytics ESG Risk Score
- 0 to 10 – Negligible Risk (very low ESG risk)
- 10 to 20 – Low Risk
- 20 to 30 – Medium Risk
- 30 to 40 – High Risk
- 40 and above – Severe Risk (very high ESG risk)
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Frequently Asked Questions
A score below 20 is considered strong (Low or Negligible Risk). The lower the score, the better your ESG risk management appears.
Sustainalytics focuses on ESG risk—not just policies or disclosures. It is risk-based, while others may focus more on ESG opportunities or commitments.
Yes. With the right ESG policies, disclosures, and internal systems, we can help reduce your unmanaged risk score.
Yes. While Sustainalytics also uses publicly available data, proactive engagement and structured submissions improve score accuracy.
Absolutely. Sustainalytics ratings are widely used by asset managers, ESG funds, and institutional investors globally.
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