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1) An analyst has identified that a company has strong ESG characteristics, how should they incorporate this information into any P/E valuation ratio? a) Add a premium versus its peers. b) Add a discount versus its peers. c) Add either a discount or a premium. d) Make no adjustment versus its peers. 2) Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the attribution of returns to ESG decisions taken by asset managers? a) It is not possible to attribute returns due to the range of investment approaches. b) The attribution of returns is clear and consistent. c) The attribution of returns is wholly objective. d) The attribution of returns is challenging due to the range of investment approaches. 3) Which of the following is the best description of the holdings-based approach that may be used to assess fund managers? a) The holdings-based approach is a forward-looking measure that assesses the simple average of companies' ESG scores within a fund. b) The holdings-based approach is a forward-looking measure that assesses the weighted average of companies' ESG scores within a fund. c) The holdings-based approach is a backward-looking measure that assesses the simple average of companies' ESG scores within a fund. d) The holdings-based approach is a backward-looking measure that assesses the weighted average of companies' ESG scores within a fund