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In the wake of COVID disruptions and the financial advantage earned by companies focusing on ESG despite major market uncertainty, investors are rapidly recognizing the strategic importance of these metrics as well. This was the largest difference in performance recorded since 2004. At the same time, pressure from NGOs was on the rise.
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