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Discover the latest ESG ratings from Taiwan Economic Journal's TESG Sustainable Development Indicator released on November 1, 2023. With 2,402 companies evaluated, 91 experienced significant rating changes, constituting 4% of the samples. TESG, founded on 16 ESG issues and 60+ variables, provides a comprehensive quantitative model for assessing publicly listed and issued companies in Taiwan. TEJ is committed to delivering cutting-edge ESG information, empowering financial institutions, investors, and businesses in precise sustainability assessments. Explore the forefront of ESG rating and green finance with TEJ's TESG.

The revenue of Tourism industry sees strong rebounding, while Shipping industry faces contrasting performance in air and sea freight!

On June 9th, TEJ had the honor of being invited to the 2023 International Conference of Taiwan Finance Association, where we presented our research titled "Empirical Analysis of TESG Factor-Based Stock Selection Strategy In The Taiwan Stock Market.

On June 2nd, we’re delighted to have co-hosted the "Sustainable Finance & ESG Management Trends" seminar. Together, we explored crucial ESG management topics related to responsible investing and financing targets, taking a step further on the path of sustainable finance.

Preface In order to grow the business, the current business operators are bolder than in the past, and the financial leverage is generally higher. With the development of technology, the life cycle of products has been shortened, price fluctuations and the frequent entry and exit of competitors have increased business risks. In addition, the development […]

TEJ has successfully undergone rigorous screening processes on both platforms, providing alternative data and point-in-time data for Asian stock markets. This empowers efficient information retrieval, resolving data collection challenges in investment research.

Taiwan Economic Journal (TEJ) has released the latest 2023 TESG Rating results on May 2nd. TESG Rating is an ESG rating system tailored specifically for Taiwanese companies. It evaluates the scores of companies’ ESG performance and divides the evaluated companies into 7 levels [A+ to C-] and 3 groups [Leader/Average/Laggard] based on their TESG scores.

As of now, various alternative benchmarks have been proposed in response to the exit of LIBOR. The most widely used SOFR, TONA introduced by Japan, SONIA by the bank of England, and LPR and DR by China. However, how to apply them to outstanding financial instruments remains a question for the authorities concerned

To address the challenges of collecting ESG events and assessing their impact on companies, the TESG Event Radar provides users with quantified daily ESG event scores and offers individual event content and intensity analysis. This makes daily corporate ESG monitoring less challenging.