ESG Performance and Systemic Risk Nexus: Role of Firm-Specific Factors in Indian Companies

This study investigates the ESG performance–systemic risk (SR) nexus among Indian companies. Using the beta coefficient from the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and statistical analysis, it explores how ESG performance affects SR. The findings reveal that firms with higher ESG scores have lower S...

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Published in:Journal of risk and financial management 2024-09, Vol.17 (9), p.381
Main Authors: Gidage, Mithilesh, Bhide, Shilpa, Pahurkar, Rajesh, Kolte, Ashutosh
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Environmental stewardship
Influence
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subjects Brand loyalty
Consumer behavior
Consumers
Economic growth
Environmental stewardship
Influence
Institutional investments
International finance
Investment analysis
Investors
Portfolio management
Stakeholders
Sustainability
Valuation
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