Goldman Sachs is a global investment bank that has made a lot of progress in integrating ESG principles into its business model. The company has committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 and focuses on financing sustainable projects, including renewable energy and clean technology. Goldman Sachs’ ESG rating is a reflection of its investment in green bonds and other sustainability initiatives. However, the company has faced criticism for its involvement in financing fossil fuel projects, raising concerns about the effectiveness of its sustainability commitments. Also, while the firm has made progress in diversity and inclusion, some argue that its governance practices need more attention to ensure broader representation in leadership roles. Goldman Sachs' ESG score is a representation of its positive actions toward sustainability and the ongoing challenges it faces in aligning its financing activities with its climate goals. The latest Goldman Sachs ESG report provides an in-depth look at its sustainable finance practices and areas for improvement.