Whilst financial markets globally have undergone substantial stress and change, an increasing number of mainstream investors see ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) integration as a way to improve their long-term financial performance and to respond to increased client demand for sustainable investments. This trend offers companies opportunities to attract long-term investors whilst, at the same time, reduce shareholder turnover by aligning their investment strategy with the real needs of their business and laying down the foundation for a sustainable future. Asset owners see ESG integration as an opportunity to generate long-term performance while fulfilling their fiduciary obligations, whilst investment managers see it as a way to improve risk management in the financial performance of their investment portfolio.