CESGA Module 6 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026
What activities are considered as the second step for a quantitative analysis?
A) Assessing the impact of material financial factors on securities in their
portfolio(s) and investment universe
B) Adjusting financial forecasts and/or valuation models appropriately
C) Undertaking scenario analysis and/or valuation models appropriately
D) Assessing the impact of material financial factors on green bonds
a) B & C
b) A & D
c) B & D
d) A & B
d)
In respect of ESG global megatrends affecting companies; renewable energies, control of
pollution, resources management and circular economy are examples of...
a) Digital transition
b) Energy and ecological transition
c) Biodiversity impact
d) Water age
b)
,The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations are...
a) 15 goals and 150 targets by 2030
b) 17 goals and 169 targets by 2050
c) 17 goals and 169 targets by 2030
d) 15 goals and 150 targets by 2050
c)
When looking at ESG value drivers and their impacts on the business model, which aspects
should be analysed?
A) Competitive positioning
B) Growth
C) Reputation
D) Level of risk
a) A & B
b) C & D
c) A, B, C & D
d) ESG value drivers do not have impact on the business model
c)
Which of the following steps are essential in relation to ESG drivers and setting priorities?
a) Develop a risk and opportunity analysis
b) Think only long-term
c) Think only about impact on the company
, a)
Two priorities for the sociological transition in the automotive sector are:
A) Urbanization (traffic jams)
B) Car electrification
C) Risk aversion, judicialization
D) Recyclability: circular-economy business models
a) A & C
b) A & D
c) C & D
d) A & B
a)
According to the KPIs sector - SASB for the Topic "Materials Efficiency &
Recycling", what are the Accounting metrics?
A) Total amount of waste from manufacturing; percentage recycled
B) Total recyclability of cars sold
C) Weight of end-of-life material covered; percentage recycled
D) Average recyclability of vehicles sold
a) A, B & C
b) A, B & D
c) B, C & D
d) A, C & D
LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026
What activities are considered as the second step for a quantitative analysis?
A) Assessing the impact of material financial factors on securities in their
portfolio(s) and investment universe
B) Adjusting financial forecasts and/or valuation models appropriately
C) Undertaking scenario analysis and/or valuation models appropriately
D) Assessing the impact of material financial factors on green bonds
a) B & C
b) A & D
c) B & D
d) A & B
d)
In respect of ESG global megatrends affecting companies; renewable energies, control of
pollution, resources management and circular economy are examples of...
a) Digital transition
b) Energy and ecological transition
c) Biodiversity impact
d) Water age
b)
,The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations are...
a) 15 goals and 150 targets by 2030
b) 17 goals and 169 targets by 2050
c) 17 goals and 169 targets by 2030
d) 15 goals and 150 targets by 2050
c)
When looking at ESG value drivers and their impacts on the business model, which aspects
should be analysed?
A) Competitive positioning
B) Growth
C) Reputation
D) Level of risk
a) A & B
b) C & D
c) A, B, C & D
d) ESG value drivers do not have impact on the business model
c)
Which of the following steps are essential in relation to ESG drivers and setting priorities?
a) Develop a risk and opportunity analysis
b) Think only long-term
c) Think only about impact on the company
, a)
Two priorities for the sociological transition in the automotive sector are:
A) Urbanization (traffic jams)
B) Car electrification
C) Risk aversion, judicialization
D) Recyclability: circular-economy business models
a) A & C
b) A & D
c) C & D
d) A & B
a)
According to the KPIs sector - SASB for the Topic "Materials Efficiency &
Recycling", what are the Accounting metrics?
A) Total amount of waste from manufacturing; percentage recycled
B) Total recyclability of cars sold
C) Weight of end-of-life material covered; percentage recycled
D) Average recyclability of vehicles sold
a) A, B & C
b) A, B & D
c) B, C & D
d) A, C & D
