ESG risk

Quelle: https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/risk/our-insights/what-esg-risks-are-affecting-supply-chains

ESG risk refers to the potential adverse impact on a logistics or supply chain operation stemming from Environmental, Social, and Governance factors, including regulatory changes, climate-related events, supplier sustainability failures, labor issues, corruption, and reputational damage, which can affect cost, reliability, and resilience.

Related Terms

You might also be interested in these terms

IT risk

IT risk in logistics and supply chain refers to the potential of information technology threats or failures to disrupt operations, compromising the co...

Learn more

ESG audit risk

ESG audit risk is the risk that an ESG audit fails to adequately identify, assess, or report environmental, social, and governance risks in the supply...

Learn more

risk rule

A risk rule is a predefined policy or rule intended to identify, assess, and mitigate risks within logistics, supply chain, or transportation, and to ...

Learn more

Sea risk

The risk associated with maritime transport and sea-based operations, including weather conditions, sea/navigational hazards, piracy, port and sea del...

Learn more

All risk

An insurance coverage for cargo or goods that protects against all physical loss or damage during transit, except for risks expressly excluded in the ...

Learn more

Road risk

The potential for losses or delays arising from road transport, including traffic accidents, road closures, driver availability, theft, weather-relate...

Learn more