2. Bloomberg's Core Values
Socially
Responsible
Investing:
1. Social
2. Environmental
3. Ethical Mission
Vision
Statement: Statement1:
Progress with To deliver the
Sustainability best information
possible
Environmental
Social
Governance:
Measurement of
Corporate
Responsibility
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3. Competitive Advantage
• Leader in analytic research
• All in one computerized
terminals
• Globally used software
• Multiplatform media delivery
• Fortune 100 best company to
work for2
• Top 50 green company2
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4. Current Weaknesses
• ESG related terminal sales low
• ESG Research is labor Intensive
• Gaps in “non-financial” data
?
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5. Continuing Opportunities
• Deriving data
• Creating analytical tools to measure ESG metrics
• SRI screened funds increasing
• SRI index returned 9.5% yearly versus S & P 500 8.6%3
• Potential growth in carbon credit trading
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6. Biggest Threats
• Competitors offering ESG data to SRI fund managers
• No international standards on collecting data
• Competitors gaining ground is rapidly expanding SRI
market
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7. Decision
Outsource In House
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8. Recommendations
Develop
Promote New
Derive ESG Data Industry Specific
ESG Tools
Benchmarks
Issues Issues
Issues
Assumptions based on Developing a fair and
Unknown benefits of
incomplete data unbiased system
new tools
Risks Risks
Risks
Compromised Negative impact of
Lack of adoption
integrity imprecise ratings
Analysis Recommendation Implementation Financials Conclusion
9. Recommendations
Develop
Promote New
Derive ESG Data Industry Specific
ESG Tools
Benchmarks
Issues Issues
Issues
Assumptions based on Developing a fair and
Unknown benefits of
incomplete data unbiased system
new tools
Risks Risks
Risks
Compromised Negative impact of
Lack of adoption
integrity imprecise ratings
Analysis Recommendation Implementation Financials Conclusion
10. Recommendations
Develop
Promote New
Derive ESG Data Industry Specific
ESG Tools
Benchmarks
Issues Issues
Issues
Assumptions based on Developing a fair and
Unknown benefits of
incomplete data unbiased system
new tools
Risks Risks
Risks
Compromised Negative impact of
Lack of adoption
integrity imprecise ratings
Analysis Recommendation Implementation Financials Conclusion
11. Recommendation Effects
Provides the best information
available to evaluate SRI metrics
Positions Bloomberg to capture
emerging market share
Position Bloomberg as a leader in
information on Carbon Trading
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12. Implementation
Hire employees to derive ESG
data
Make rating system relative to
industry
Roll out marketing and
promotion plan to push ESG
analytical tools
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13. Timeline of Implementation
March 2011 June September December 2012 2013
Recruitment and
Hiring of New
Employees
“Data Scraping”
and Quantitative
Analysis of Data
Develop Industry
Specific Rating
System
Rollout of new
ESG Products
Promotion of New ESG Analytical Tools
Evaluation of
Implementation
1 Short Term 2 Long Term
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14. Assumptions
US and EU SRI assets under Traders to asset ratio 1
management $9.941 trillion4,5 trader/$750m assets
SRI portfolios increasing 3.6%
Cost of Living Increase 3% yearly4
Euro to Dollar exchange rate Inflation rate 2%7
$1.37536
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15. Cost of Deriving Data
1. Hiring Employees
Average Salary for research analysts in New York City with 1-4yr experience including,
Health Benefits & Compensation
Trucost employees 11 analysts8
Bloomberg at the start of the roll out in 2008 had 5 analysts
According to our calculations:
117k X 6 New analysts9
250k X 1 Ph.D. statistician9 952k a year
2. Marketing Plan
$ 5 million per year for employee training and sales material
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16. Projected Profit for US and EU
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
$ (000)
(2011) (2012) (2013) (2014) (2015) (2016)
New Cost 5,952 6,010 6,191 6,376 6,568 6,765
Projected
119 12,843 13,306 13,785 14,280 14,795
Growth
Recurring
119 1,296 13,161 24,454 38,188 51,382
Units Sold
Net Profit
(3714) 5,284 13,180 21,360 29,836 38,618
After Tax
Projected 5 year Profit $104,563,937
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