Marco Rodzynek - Founder NOAH Advisors Ltd. and NOAH Conference - wrote a memo in LinkedIn.
"Probably the most interesting chart around ESG. How can we only invest 0.1% according to ESG but have 10+ ESG rating agencies constantly producing intransparent ratings. It is time the world takes our environment serious. It is outrageous that they are still cutting forest for palm oil mono cultures. How are we going to change course of our super tanker? I can only hope that 'We Don't Have Time' will change this terrible picture. time to act - world! we do not have time!
Ingmar Rentzhog and I will have 3 sessions next week explaining the vision of We Don't Have Time. We are looking for partners and investors. We are ready to close the gap between ESG promises and the reality by aggregating all sources. stay tuned. please reach out to me, if you like to get invited to hear the story of what adventure we are getting ourselves into. It has never been done before."
X- and Y-Axis with same scale.
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Visualizing Investment in Non-ESG and in ESG Fonds.
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Visualizing is key for better transfer of insights to others' understanding.
Below some solutions from the "measuring and visualizing multidimensional metrics" part. Download and try Excel templates. No registration needed.
Hybrid Metrics in Boxes.
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Numbers visualized in a profile -
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Another visualization option
Enhanced Excel Template here
Want to compare two profiles? Download template here
Go to visualizing Hybrid Metrics as Value Profiles in EXCEL.
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Go to interactive Excel (in web) at "winformation.org"
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Read "Measuring Performance" in Hybrid Metrics Framework
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Take the experience of FSG using Hybrid Metrics.
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Purpose of 'Project NEMO' (New/Next Economic Model) is to enhance classic economics by
(i) including intangible assets as the common (re)source of welfare and wealth and
(ii) disclosing a vector based hybrid value principle enabling monetary AND nonmonetary dimensions as a compound/hybrid measure.