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The video discusses the definition and importance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria in investment decisions. It highlights the role of impact investing in aligning with Sustainable Development Goals and the misconception that ESG investing sacrifices returns. The discussion includes concerns about Facebook's governance, particularly Mark Zuckerberg's control, and the need for regulatory oversight. It also addresses Exxon Mobil's inadequate response to climate change and the importance of board-level governance. The video concludes with a look at how C-Suite executives are increasingly sensitive to ESG factors, emphasizing diversity and performance improvements.

What does ESG stand for in investment criteria?

• Economic, Sustainable, and Governance

• Environmental, Social, and Governance

• Economic, Social, and Governance

• Environmental, Sustainable, and Governance

What is the primary focus of impact investors?

• Investing in traditional industries

• Aligning investments with Sustainable Development Goals

• Maximizing short-term profits

• Avoiding all forms of risk

What is a common misconception about ESG investing?

• It is not relevant to financial performance

• It focuses solely on environmental issues

• It is only for large corporations

• It always leads to lower returns

What concern is raised about Mark Zuckerberg's role at Facebook?

• He focuses too much on financial metrics

• He is not a shareholder

• He has too much control over the company

• He is not involved enough in company decisions

What role do regulators play in corporate governance according to the discussion?

• They should prioritize company profits

• They should ensure balanced power structures

• They should focus only on financial audits

• They should have no involvement

What is one of the main issues shareholders have with Exxon Mobil?

• Lack of innovation in technology

• Over-diversification of investments

• Insufficient response to climate change

• Excessive focus on renewable energy

How are companies like Intel responding to ESG demands?

• By reducing diversity initiatives

• By ignoring shareholder proposals

• By increasing fossil fuel investments

• By holding virtual annual meetings focused on sustainability