ESG ratings have become a key indicator shaping investment, global business relationships and corporate reputation.
As institutional investors and pension funds expand responsible investment, ESG ratings directly influence investment decisions and financing terms.
Responding to global customers' supply chain due diligence and assessment requirements such as EcoVadis and RBA is essential to maintaining and growing business relationships.
Objective rating results build trust with shareholders, customers and employees, and provide a basis for enhancing brand value.
From framework analysis to follow-up, our four-phase process manages the full rating cycle.
Our experience managing multiple rating frameworks at once gives us a distinctive edge.
By mapping common indicators across frameworks such as KCGS, MSCI and EcoVadis, we design improvements so that a single initiative delivers results across multiple ratings.
We build an integrated system for the disclosures and supporting data needed for ratings, enabling quick responses to recurring information requests.
With a standardized response process and annual calendar management, we ease the burden of recurring rating work and keep response quality consistent year after year.
KCGS applies Korea-specific ESG indicators that directly reflect domestic capital market regulations (such as the Commercial Act) and the local business environment. It collects public data, then incorporates company feedback before assigning final ratings.
Companies listed on KOSPI and KOSDAQ, and major unlisted financial institutions
Based on the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) questionnaire, DJSI applies a 'best-in-class' approach that includes only the top 10% of companies by market capitalization in each industry.
The world's 2,500 largest companies by float-adjusted market capitalization, and large companies that participate voluntarily to demonstrate world-class ESG capabilities
Without requiring company submissions, MSCI uses AI and big data to collect only publicly available information, focusing on how well companies manage risks with high financial materiality for their industry.
Major listed companies worldwide that are MSCI index constituents or key holdings of global investors
A supply chain-focused ESG assessment platform that, at the request of customers, rigorously evaluates suppliers' policies, actions and results across four themes (environment, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement) based on supporting documentation.
B2B manufacturers and export suppliers worldwide that provide components, materials and services to global multinationals
A supply chain code of conduct specific to the global electronics and ICT industries, RBA rigorously audits compliance with labor, health and safety, environmental and ethics standards through a self-assessment questionnaire (SAQ) and strict third-party on-site audits (VAP).
Manufacturers in the global IT and consumer electronics industries, including semiconductors, displays and mobile, and their tier-1 and tier-2 suppliers
An ethical audit methodology developed by the supply chain data platform Sedex. Going beyond document review, it centers on rigorous on-site audits covering labor standards, health and safety, environment and business ethics (4-Pillar).
Manufacturers and export suppliers worldwide in the global supply chains of the consumer goods, food, apparel and retail industries (e.g., Walmart, Nestlé, Unilever)
Our expert consultants will propose a strategy tailored to your company's situation.
