SuperESGRatings’ assesses how organisations, projects and financial products address environmental, social and governance considerations in practice. Its focus extends beyond policy statements to the quality of governance, measurable outcomes, disclosure, accountability and the credibility of sustainability commitments.
By providing independent and understandable ESG insights, SuperESGRatings’ helps investors, businesses, lenders and communities distinguish genuine progress from unsupported claims. The objective is to support more sustainable choices, stronger accountability and impact that can be clearly demonstrated.
SuperBank Ratings
Our ratings are the result of an in-depth assessment of the performance and features of all Cambodian commercial banks.
Research Products
Key insights into market dynamics, opportunities, and trends provided through a range of services.
SuperBankRatings Endorsed
Products and services endorsed by SuperBankRatings directly or indirectly improves the financial resilience and long-term well-being outcomes of the people of Cambodia.
SuperESGRatings’ provide separate ratings for:
Corporations and financial institutions;
Infrastructure and renewable-energy projects;
Government-linked entities;
Investment funds and portfolios;
Green, social, sustainability and sustainability-linked bonds;
Supply chains and major suppliers;
Real estate and developments;
ESG reporting and disclosure quality;
Transition plans;
Specific environmental or social programs.
A single ESG score can hide important differences. A company may manage financially material ESG risks effectively while still producing weak environmental or social outcomes.
SuperESGRatings therefore distinguishes:
ESG Risk and Resilience Rating;
Sustainability Impact Rating;
Transition Credibility Rating;
ESG Disclosure Quality Rating;
Sustainable Instrument or Bond Alignment Rating.
The International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) S1 centres sustainability analysis on governance, strategy, risk-management processes, metrics and targets, including sustainability matters capable of affecting cash flows, financing access or cost of capital. The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) provides a complementary impact-based approach covering effects on the economy, environment and people, while Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) applies governance, strategy, risk and impact management, and metrics and targets to nature-related matters.