A Sustainable Capital Asset Pricing Model (S-CAPM) : Evidence from Green Investing and Sin Stock Exclusion

Dans le cadre du Groupe de travail ISR - Intégration des critères ESG dans l’allocation d’actifs, l’Institut des actuaires a le plaisir de vous inviter au webinaire A Sustainable Capital Asset Pricing Model (S-CAPM): Evidence from Green Investing and Sin Stock Exclusion jeudi 22 février à 18h.

Olivier David Zerbib, Professeur adjoint de Finance Durable à l'ENSAE, chercheur au CREST, nous présentera ses travaux.

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Résumé :
This paper shows how sustainable investing—through the joint practice of exclusionary screening and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) integration—affects asset returns. I develop an asset pricing model with partial segmentation and heterogeneous preferences. I characterize two exclusion premia generalizing Merton’s (1987) premium on neglected stocks and a taste premium that clarifies the relationship between ESG and financial performance. Focusing on U.S. stocks, I estimate the model by applying it to sin stocks as excluded assets and using the holdings of green funds to proxy for environmental integration. The average annual exclusion effect is 2.79% for the period 1999–2019. Although the annual taste effect ranges from −1.12% to +0.14% across industries for 2007–2019, the taste effect spread between the top and bottom terciles of companies within each industry can exceed 2% per year. Finally, I estimate and explain the dynamics of these premia.