ESG: Criteria for a sustainable and profitable company

Investors are charting the industry's course toward a more sustainable path, aligning their values ​​with the environmental, social and corporate governance standards that the global economy demands.

The future is written with three letters: ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance).

The COVID-19 pandemic marked a turning point in history, bringing environmental, social and corporate governance issues to the forefront of attention, promising a more sustainable direction for the operations of any company that calls itself responsible.

In fact, it is the shareholders themselves who are setting the tone in the various economic sectors, because although there is no legal regulation or official guidelines that force companies to follow these standards, they are the ones who decide to invest in partners that boost their long-term value with actions in favor of the environment, diversity and inclusion, the protection of personal data or fiscal transparency.