The Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr), which conducted the research on behalf of Moore Global, calculated the potential ESG-related revenue uplift for the 1,262 large businesses we spoke to at up to $4 trillion – or $45 million for every firm. Profits also rose faster for ESG adopters and there are other key business benefits as well: better customer retention and brand impact; easier access to capital and fewer issues hiring staff. Overall, 80% of business leaders said ESG has become more important over the last three years, with Covid being the biggest driver of change.
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