The study shows that people are paying more attention to the social and governance parts of ESG, even though environmental issues are still important.Corporate ethics, labor practices, human rights, data security, and board responsibility have become more important as companies deal with rising geopolitical tensions and social unrest.

Investors are becoming more interested in companies that have good governance, which means they make decisions in public, have ethical CEOs, and run their businesses in a responsible way.In 2025, businesses that really work to make their employees and the communities they work in healthier and happier are more likely to get money.

The report says that businesses around the world are having a harder time because of war, political instability, climate disasters, and economic divisions.Supply chains are still weak, energy markets are unstable, and countries don't work together very well.

But these problems also create new opportunities in fields like renewable energy infrastructure, cybersecurity, localized industrial systems, and technology that helps reduce risk.The world is getting less stable, but investors who know how to deal with these changes will probably do well.

Even though the world is unstable, analysts believe that ESG has become a long-term investment strategy, not just a trend that comes and goes with political cycles.The 2025 study says that the best way to make money in the long term is still to work in industries that are open to change, are honest, and are willing to take risks.

In a world where global problems and the need for sustainability are high, investors who are willing to change can make money with ESG-driven strategies.Organizations with strong ESG foundations are proving that they can be trusted to do well in a world full of problems.