The Response of the S&P 1500 during the COVID-19 Pandemic and ESG Scores

R. Gregory
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Examining the S&P 1500 stocks, the responses of the stocks to fiscal and monetary policy are found to differ due to E, S and G scores by the type of legislation. Non-Financial firms that manage environmental and governance risks better performed better over the pandemic Part of this was due to their high environmental and governance scores allowing them to hedge the negative effects of the announcements of fiscal policies during the pandemic.
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标准普尔1500指数在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间的反应和ESG评分
通过对标普1500指数成分股的分析发现,由于立法类型的E、S和G分数不同,股票对财政政策和货币政策的反应也不同。管理环境和治理风险较好的非金融公司在大流行期间表现较好,部分原因是它们的环境和治理得分较高,使它们能够对冲大流行期间宣布财政政策的负面影响。
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